An examination was progressing Sunday into the deadly shooting of a 43-year-elderly person with a firearm by police in Huntington Beach, similarly, as the U.S. Open of Surfing was wrapping for the afternoon. 

The expired was distinguished as Ronnie Andrew Garcia, whose city of the home was obscure, as per the Orange County coroner's office. 

This is the second when he a shot dead by police in a torrent of projectiles after he raised his covered weapon at officials on a California seashore. 

Phone film shows Ronnie Andrew Garcia holding what seems, by all accounts, to be a gun under his shirt and making a stride back as he focuses on the moving toward Huntington Beach officials. 

After the underlying shots were discharged, Garcia could be seen squirming in the sand before going after the shirt once more, provoking police to shoot various slugs until he quit moving. 

A weapon was found at the scene, police said. 

The shooting occurred around 3:15 p.m. On Saturday in Huntington Beach, where many individuals accumulated to watch the opposition from the US Open of Surfing close by. 

How old is Ronnie Andrew Garcia? 

He was 43 years old. 

Examination 

Huntington Beach police said they showed up at the scene to research correspondents of a "dubious man with a firearm" on the seashore. 

The Hispanic man was requested to drop the firearm on him on various occasions before shooting him, police said in a news discharge. 

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The recently delivered film shows two officials starting to shoot at the man at point-clear reach. 

Witnesses said somewhere around 10 shots were discharged. 

It occurred on Sunday in Huntington Beach, California, where hundreds assembled to watch the +13 surfers 

It occurred on Sunday in Huntington Beach, California, where hundreds assembled to watch the surfers. 

Stunned observers watched and yelled from the dock as the lethal shooting unfurled. 

It occurred around 3:15 p.m. on the sand, only south of the Huntington Beach Pier and close to the street. 

Fortifications showed up rapidly and police set up a border to manage the occurrence. 

An observer told TMZ that police were pursuing the one who had effectively been shot by police. 

In the wake of hopping the divider, he tumbled to the ground. Officials are said to have shouted requests at him to give up his weapon, however, he was rejected. 

"We began hearing pop, pop, pop," said Héctor Tovar, who lives close to the OC Register. "I thought it was firecrackers, that is the number of rounds." 

The shooting occurred close to a stuffed Huntington Beach where the US Open of Surfing is occurring 

" I thought I heard firecrackers when I pivoted, these police officers were following the person, " Ana Leticia said on Twitter. Then, at that point, they shot him. 

A huge piece of the seashore was barricaded while the police researched. 

The Orange County Sheriff's Department will currently lead the examination concerning the official engaged with the shooting. 

Nearby activists are viewing the officials required to be answerable, as indicated by Tory Johnson, an establishing individual from Black Lives Matter in Huntington Beach. 

'This is the thing that we are battling against. We are battling police hostility, regardless of whether it is dark, brown, or purple in shading, "Johnson said.

"We're saying that you can't circumvent killing minorities, and you can't treat individuals with a particular goal in mind since they appear to be unique from you, or they don't fit the form of the normal resident in our city." 

The U.S. Open of Surfing, a yearly extended rivalry close to the Huntington Beach Pier, finished yesterday.