The man who fatally shot a Riverside County sheriff's deputy before being killed in a gun battle with law enforcement should have been incarcerated after violating California's "three strikes" law, Sheriff Chad Bianco said.
William Shea McKay, 44, had a lengthy criminal record and was convicted of his third strike last year in a case that involved kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon. "Instead of sentencing him to 25 years to life, which should have happened, the judge lowered his bail, allowing him to be released," Bianco said. |
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