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LOS ANGELES — A gunman who opened fire at a beloved California bar popular with bikers, leaving three people dead, is a former law enforcement officer who targeted his wife, authorities said Thursday. The shooter was identified as 59-year-old John Snowling, who retired as a sergeant from the Official Real Men Can Drive An Eaton Fuller Transmissions T-shirt moreover I will buy this Ventura Police Department in 2014, the Orange County District Attorney’s Office said. Snowling was among those killed when gunfire erupted at Cook’s Corner in Trabuco Canyon just after 7 p.m. PDT on Wednesday, officials said. Four people in all were pronounced dead at the scene, including the gunman, officials said. Six other people were transported to a hospital, five of whom had gunshot wounds, Orange County Fire Chief Brian Fennessy said. The shooter’s “wife was injured in the shooting and is not deceased,” the sheriff said Thursday. Orange County sheriff’s deputies encountered the armed man and a shooting that involved multiple deputies, leaving the gunman dead, Undersheriff Jeff Hallock said. “This is an absolute tragic event and something that I know is probably weighing very heavy on the entire Trabuco Canyon community,” Hallock said. “Cook’s Corner, I mean, it’s a staple here in south Orange County.” ‘He missed me’: Survivor describes terrifying California bar shooting AUG. 24, 202302:15 Customer Betty Fruichantie was at the bar listening to a band with the gunman’s wife when they heard loud pops behind them, sounds they first thought were firecrackers. “And then he starts shooting and me and … his wife, and all of sudden, she hits the floor and I didn’t know if she got hit
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