Well, today, the man accused
of shooting a San Diego police
officer and injuring him is scheduled
to face a judge for the first t.
Thanks for being here at 6:00 An
this Friday. I'm Eric Connor. Ad
I'm Carrie Lane.
The shooting happened last
week in Choius Creek.
CBS8's Chris Crowe.
He's live downtown,
where the suspect is expected to
appear in court later this morn.
Good morning, Chris.
Yeah, good morning, Eric and Ca.
And look that arraignment will be taking
place at 1:30 PM and this is shy
after the 30 year olds was arrested just
on Wednesday in Kearny Mesa, just a week.
After that shooting took place
and if you remember Choius Cree,
that area completely shut down.
But finally JC Blake Sarter
has been arrested.
Now As for again that shooting,
let's go through that series of events there.
This happened after a San Diego police
officer spotted a stolen vehicl,
tried to pull over that stolen
vehicle and a person got out.
A foot chase happened and
during that foot chase.
It appears that the suspect turned around
and shot the police officer in the arm.
Now the police officer was
responsive at the time,
is expected to be OK and has sie
been released from the hospital.
However a complete.
Manhunt broke out since then log
for the person who was responsi.
They did not find them that day,
but again this Wednesday.
JC Blake Sarter was arrested in Kearny
Mesa and he was found with a gun on him.
However,
police have not confirmed if that is the
gun that has that was used in this shooting.
We also dug in a little
bit into Sarter's past.
In fact,
we found a pretty lengthy rap s.
He was most recently released fm
prison in December of 2020.
Criminal history includes vehicle theft,
evading and resisting arrest,
carrying a dagger,
being a felon in possession of a gun,
possessing a weapon in prison ad
possession of methamphetamine for sale.
Now he has been charged in this
case with a number of felonies,
including attempted murder of
a police officer.
We spoke with Police Chief David
Nislite after he was arrested,
and Nislite said that if he is found guilty,
he does expect and want Sardar o
be sentenced to the fullest ext.
I will be asking the courts to sentence Mr.
Sartre to the Max sentence.
Anytime you assault law enforce,
I believe you deserve the maximum sentence.
Now starters, arraignment
is scheduled for 1:30 PM,
so we will be in the courtroom.
We will be following to see exay
what happens if he enters a ple.
Of not guilty or guilty and how
that impacts things moving forwd
including the next court date to stick
with CBS8 as the day moves forw.
Eric and Kerry Chris girl reporting live.
Chris thank you.
This morning the San Diego polie
officer remains hospitalized wih
serious injuries after he was hy
a car and thrown off his motorc.
It happened yesterday afternoon
at Garnett Ave. and Kendall St.
in Pacific Beach and off duty officer
with Coronado Police Departmentw
the crash and used the injures injured
officers radio to call for help.
We don't know what caused the crash yet.
The driver stayed at the scene d
cooperated with investigators.
The officer is being treated for
what we are told are major inju.
This morning, three people are behind bars,
accused of 26 home breakins
across San Diego County.
Now these suspects appeared
in court yesterday.
Authorities say they targeted homes and
neighborhoods like Carmel Valley and Del Mar.
Police say the group would travl
from Los Angeles and Riverside County.
And come all the way down to San
Diego where they would commit
multiple breakins in one day.
The three suspects each
face 37 years in prison.
This morning the man accused of
beating and killing a 2 year oln
Bay terraces is pleading not gu.
20 year old Mccarvin Carnival
Sanchez is charged with murder.
Police say the child was found t
breathing on Monday and had sers
injuries that suggest child abu.
The suspect was dating the toddler's mother.
Child's father was also there ad
seemed skeptical of the charges.
I see Mac and he's a great kid.
You know, I don't know what happened,
but I know Mac's a good kid and
I'm really glad that he watched
my kid till the very end.
This is an interesting one.
The next court date is set
for July 10th. This morning loved ones
are remembering a local bartendr
who died in a hit and run crash.
Josh Gilliland was walking to wk
last Saturday night in Universiy
Heights when he was hit by a
car at El Cajon Park boulevards.
Gilliland worked at Cheers on Adams Ave.
for more than 20 years.
Friends and family gathered
for a vigil last night.
I'd just like people to remember his kindness
and to be more
like Josh this week.
I've had so many people tell me
that Josh was their best friend,
so he's the kind of guy who,
you know, had a lot of best fri.
Police are still looking for the driver
this morning. There is a new deadline
for the MTS bus driver strike to end.
The MTS board voted to set the e
for trans dev to end the labor dispute
with their drivers by next Frid.
Board members also gave the thid
party staffing agency $1,000,000
to bring to the bargaining tabl.
That money could be used as a
ratification bonus or to try and
solve other issues like driverst
are fighting for like bathrooms.
Meantime, union members say
that money is not enough.
We got to understand that that $1,000,000
was just a pony show right now.
It's unclear how you how union members
will be voting on this and if this strike
will indeed end a week from tod.
Right now,
homeowners at a University Heights condo
complex want to know why they're footing
the bill for property damage done by police.
We're working for you now to
get answers on this.
Last November,
officers created $600 in damage trying
to apprehend a suspect wanted in
connection in a deadly drug overdose case.
He barricaded himself behind the
complex and officers ended up busting
open a Meadow gate and wooden fencing.
The city has since denied claims
made by homeowners for reimburst
of those damages,
saying they need to file a laws.
We
offered a different solution.
We had a way to get the the SWAT
team keys and they said no.
So yes, this seems to be in,
in my point of view,
directly something that the
city should be paying for.
When we reached out to the city,
they simply said it has provided
remedies allowed by state law.
Don't forget here CBS8,
we are working for you if theres
an issue you'd like us to look ,
e-mail working for you at cbs8..
Taking a look outside here on this Friday,
how is it looking out there?
Carrier lane. Well,
it's still looking a little cloy
out there as we take a live loo.
It's got that marine layer.
We're still waking up within the
morning hours, much more thin t.
It's going to clear much quicke.
So it should be a very nice day by the
time we get into the afternoon hours.
I know those beach communities
are feeling very deprived of
the sunshine here in San Diego.
This craft shows you a little bf
the roller coaster ride we're gg
to be on for the next couple of days.
Today, temperatures roughly in e
low 70s and then they peak tomow
due to a high pressure system to the.
Mid 70s.
It's going to be beautiful for
the inland valleys and even our
beach communities.
Then a cooling trend will
start on Father's Day.
It will continue through the start of
next week before another high pressure
system bumps our temperatures bk
up and then we cool back as we t
into the latter part of our next week.
So really a gorgeous week forec.
I will say even though we have
these changes in temperature,
it's only a few degrees here and there,
so there's no drastic changes.
Insight.
Another live look at that stubbn
marine layer that I know so many
of you are ready to say goodbye.
It will move on out of here.
Tomorrow will be an even better,
I promise.
All right,
so current temperatures along
the beaches were in the low 60s.
Same for the inland valleys.
Ramona, 59 degrees this morning,
Alpine in the upper 50s,
Julian out in the 50s and Borreo
Springs right now says 69 degrees so.
Sometimes it gets a little bit
cooler as the sun starts to comp
before it warms back up becauseI
know it was just warmer in Borro
Springs low pressure system drig
that marine layer and then the
heat is going to come from that
high pressure system that has
been wreaking havoc over Texas.
Their temperatures there have
been in the triple digits like
113 to 119 extreme weather,
that is what's going to.
Bump up our temperatures through
Saturday and then another low
pressure system will move in frm
the north and take over from th,
cooling us off.
All right,
let's take a look at your border
wait times from the CBP website.
It is 35 minutes for the general
line at the San Isidro Port of y
and 35 minutes for the general e
at the Otay Mesa Port of Entry.