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    Gunman who killed Riverside County deputy should have been jailed on ‘three strikes,’ sheriff says

    by Richard Winton, Gregory Yee, Matthew Ormseth and Christian Martinez, Los Angeles Times Dec 29, 2022 4 minutes
    The Honor Guard passes through a line of law enforcement officers after placing the body of a fallen Riverside County Sheriff's deputy into a hearse at Riverside Community Hospital on Thursday, Dec. 29, 2022, in Riverside, California.

    A Riverside County, California, sheriff’s deputy was fatally shot Thursday afternoon during a traffic stop in Jurupa Valley, sparking a high-speed chase across multiple freeways that ended with deputies killing the gunman in a shootout.

    The shooter was a violent felon who should have been incarcerated after violating California’s “three strikes” law but was released on bail, Sheriff Chad Bianco said at a news conference Thursday night.

    Deputy Isaiah Cordero, 32, was conducting a traffic stop just before 2 p.m. near the 3900 block of Golden West Avenue when the suspect pulled out a gun and shot him as he approached the vehicle,

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