A replica handgun is found at the scene where San Bernardino police officers shot and killed a man outside a gas station, police say.
A replica handgun was recovered from the scene where San Bernardino Police officers shot and killed a man outside a gas station last Saturday, police said this week.Anthony Angel Armenta, 21, of San Bernardino.
Armenta was seen using a flashlight to dig through the trash shortly before the fatal police encounter, andBut in a news release Thursday night, San Bernardino police described the object as a replica handgun and said Armenta had pointed it at an officer before police opened fire. Officers had responded to the gas station in the 2700 block of North Del Rosa Avenue shortly before 8:30 p.m. for a report of a man with a gun, the police department said in the release.
They said that Armenta was armed with what appeared to be a black handgun and ignored multiple commands to drop it. He allegedly raised the object and pointed it at an officer, prompting that officer and a second to open fire, according to investigators.Police did not initially say whether a gun was recovered at the scene but released several photographs that showed a man holding an object that resembled a handgun..
San Bernardino police asked that anyone with information about the shooting call Det. Silva at 384-5762 or Sgt. Al Tello at 384-5613.
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