Border Pursuit Ends in Shooting; Pilot Killed in Desert Crash; Halloween Candy Scare in Ocean Beach
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A stolen-vehicle pursuit that began around 6:46 Wednesday evening in Jurupa Valley, Riverside County, continued south on Interstate 5 all the way into San Diego County before ending in a shooting near the San Ysidro border crossing. San Diego police were investigating as of the overnight report. Authorities detained a suspect near the international border, with multiple law-enforcement personnel and an ambulance visible in the crossing lanes. Available reporting does not confirm the suspect's condition, identify who fired, or establish whether anyone else was injured.
Earlier in the week, a light-aircraft pilot was killed Tuesday morning when the plane crashed into a hillside in Ocotillo Wells, near Borrego Springs. The pilot's identity and the cause of the crash had not been established in reporting available as of Thursday morning.
San Diego police are also investigating reports that children received packages labeled as psilocybin mushroom gummies while trick-or-treating on Halloween in Ocean Beach. Two fathers reported the packages to police. Laboratory confirmation of the contents has not been established — the investigation is ongoing.
In a separate case, authorities identified a man found dead in brush in Dehesa Valley on October 7 as Alexis Abarca Moreno, 35, of San Diego. The identification was reported November 4. Available accounts do not establish a cause of death, and authorities are not characterizing the case as a homicide at this stage. The case falls under Sheriff's jurisdiction in the unincorporated eastern portion of the county.