Man Who Killed Officer Claimed He Was Targeted By "Ultrasonic Waves"

Bogus "Targeted Individual" frauds and grifters are responsible for influencing and convincing genuinely mental ill Americans that the CIA/NSA/police are out to "get them," while making a living from "donations" in the latest attention-seeking financial scam to hit the internet: laws need to be passed to hold these con artists accountable for resulting murders, civil mayhem  

KTVU
By Elissa Harrington and Lisa Fernandez
01/11/2019

DAVIS, Calif. — 

A 22-year-old police officer who had been on the job a few months died late Thursday night after being shot in northern California by a suspect who later died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Mentally ill suspect convinced he is a "Targeted

Individual" guns down police officer Natalie

Corona

Davis police said Officer Natalie Corona was shot after responding to a triple-traffic collision about 6:45 p.m. Thursday in the community west of Sacramento, in the area of Fifth and C streets near downtown. 

"A person walked up and shots were fired,” Davis Police Chief Darren Pytel said at a late night news conference.

On Friday morning, Sacramento County Sheriff's Department crime scene investigators told KTVU that the suspect hit several vehicles including the patrol car three times, a fire truck four times and several cars on the street. 

Shell casings were found all over the street. The suspect was not part of the initial accident, officials said.

Corona was taken to UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, where she was pronounced dead.

Pytel said the department hasn't had an officer die in the line of duty since 1959. 

Internet scammers and shysters posing as "Targeted Individuals" who make a living bilking credulous online donors are responsible for influencing and reinforcing the delusions and hallucinations of the mentally ill, crossing the line from fraud to accessory to murder

Following the shooting, police issued a citywide shelter in place order as officers searched for the suspect, who was later found in a house about a block away from the shooting.

Yolo County Sheriff's Office says the man suspected of
killing Davis Police Officer Natalie Corona has been
identified as 48-year-old Kevin Douglas Limbaugh

Corona began as a part-time employee in the Davis Police Department in 2016.

She finished the police academy last July, and completed the field training just before Christmas.

“She was a rising star in the department,” said Pytel said. "I've known her for a couple of years. And she started as a part-time employee volunteer. And I can tell you I have never seen anybody who's worked harder in a part-time capacity and be more motivated to a police officer than Natalie."

He said Corona was "just full, full of life and full of energy, and just an absolute pleasure to be around. She loved being around everybody in the department, and she just worked like you can’t believe."

He said there was a time that just before going to the academy, the department ran out of funding for her paid position, and she still came in and volunteered without pay and put in full-time hours until she ended up going to the police academy.

Governor Gavin Newsom said in a statement that he and his wife are "terribly saddened to learn of the death....Officer Corona was protecting her community from harm when she was tragically shot in the line of duty.”

Corona came from a law enforcement family.

Her father, Merced Coronoa, is a retired 26-year veteran deputy with the Colusa County Sheriff’s Office, who is is now a county supervisor. Davis police shared a photo of him helping to pin on her badge the day whe became a police officer. She is also survived by her mother, Lupe, and sister, Jackie.

"We’re just absolutely devastated about the loss," Pytel said. "And just very sorry for the family. I’ve spoken to her parents and I can tell you that this is just been devastating.“ 

Mourners place flowers on a memorial outside the Davis Police Department for slain Davis Police Officer Natalie Corona, Friday, Jan. 11, 2019, in Davis, Calif. Corona, 22, who had been on the job only a few weeks was shot and killed, Thursday, by a suspect who opened fire as she was investigating a three-car crash

This has been a deadly year for California police officers. Cpl. Ronil Singh of the Newman Police Department was shot to death on Dec. 26, during a DUI stop. His alleged killer, Gustavo Perez Arriaga, an undocumented immigrant. was found after a manhunt and his now facing charges for his murder.

On Nov. 7, Ventura County Sgt. Ron Helus was killed during a mass shooting at a Thousand Oaks bar. He was shot in the heart by a California Highway Patrol officer who had joined him in a firefight with the gunman, David Long, who also killed himself.

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