Southern California college campus employee is stabbed to death inside a car before suspected killer is shot dead by police.

Police say an open security pro at a Southern California school has been wounded to death and the suspect was lethally shot by police. 


Pomona Police Chief Michael Olivieri at first composed on Twitter that a police stopping officer was killed Friday at Cal Poly Pomona. The boss said that police don't accept there are any extra suspects however officers were leading a hunt as a precautionary measure. 

As per nearby supporter KABC, police got a report of a conceivable cutting assault at the school grounds at around 4.25pm Friday evening. Not long after touching base to the scene of the occurrence, specialists experienced a suspect, prompting an officer included shooting. A representative for the school said it was a 'functioning, on-going examination' yet that police had decided there is was no extra danger to the grounds. Los Angeles County sheriff's crime criminologists were gone to the scene. Lt. John Corina later expressed amid a question and answer session that the casualty was a Cal Poly Pomona open security pro who was discovered cut to death in the driver's seat of a truck. 

No officers were harmed amid the occurrence. The general population polytechnic college, east of Los Angeles, has in excess of 25,000 undergrad and graduate understudies.