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Multiple parole violations, drug arrests etc.
Man Killed by San Diego Police After Incendiary Device Sets K-9 on Fire
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San Diego, California — On September 16, 2026, at approximately 9 a.m., San Diego Police Department (SDPD) officers responded to a reported vandalism incident near El Cajon Boulevard and Oregon Street in San Diego, California. The reporting party said a man was damaging vehicles with a metal rod. The incident ended in a fatal officer-involved shooting in the 4000 block of 30th Street in the North Park neighborhood, within SDPD’s Mid-City division.
Authorities identified the deceased man as 33-year-old Saul Sandoval Chavez. According to the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office, officers attempted to contact Chavez, but he fled on foot and entered a nearby business, refusing to come out. Officers observed that he was armed with an incendiary device and attempted to negotiate with him.
Police deployed a K-9 during the standoff. When Chavez ignited the incendiary device, setting the police dog on fire, an officer fired multiple rounds, striking Chavez.
Officers immediately provided lifesaving aid. Paramedics transported Chavez to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead shortly before noon. Three SDPD officers sustained burn injuries to their hands and were treated at a hospital before being released. The K-9 also suffered burns and received veterinary treatment.
Authorities identified the deceased man as 33-year-old Saul Sandoval Chavez. According to the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office, officers attempted to contact Chavez, but he fled on foot and entered a nearby business, refusing to come out. Officers observed that he was armed with an incendiary device and attempted to negotiate with him.
Police deployed a K-9 during the standoff. When Chavez ignited the incendiary device, setting the police dog on fire, an officer fired multiple rounds, striking Chavez.
Officers immediately provided lifesaving aid. Paramedics transported Chavez to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead shortly before noon. Three SDPD officers sustained burn injuries to their hands and were treated at a hospital before being released. The K-9 also suffered burns and received veterinary treatment.
Categories: Police
Tags: san diegopolice
kma8675309 49 minutes ago
howwonderfool 2 hours ago
El Prodigio
He was a fire starter, twisted sister killers
Hey, hey, hey
He was a fire starter, with a spray can and a lighter
Hey, hey, hey
His light been taken out, that's right for burning doggo
