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"Three separate incidents involving confrontations with law enforcement Thursday ended with three people dead in Big Sur, Sand City, and Salinas.The first person who died was a man shot to death by Monterey County sheriff's deputies in Big Sur on Palo Colorado Road Thursday afternoon.He was wanted in connection to a slew of burglaries and deputies said they recognized his car. Deputies said he led them on a high-speed chase on Highway 1 in Carmel, and at one point rammed a deputy's patrol car.The suspect was killed after he bailed out of the car and was running on foot with a second suspect. The second man was captured and arrested at 4 p.m.Investigators with the Monterey County District Attorney's Office\u00A0said they are not sure why deputies opened fire, or whether the suspects were armed.At 10 p.m., Salinas police officers killed a man outside a restaurant that was packed with customers at\u00A0488 Constitution Blvd.Police said they were called to the restaurant because a 42-year-old man was pointing a gun at customers in Wing Stop restaurant.While the man was standing at the restaurant's\u00A0entrance he refused to follow police officers' commands and he fought off a police K-9 dog. \u00A0\"As the involved officers challenged the suspect, the suspect lifted his sweatshirt brandishing a handgun at the officers. Fearing that the suspect was going to shoot, the involved officers shot the suspect resulting in the suspect\u2019s death at the scene,\" Cmdr. Vincent Maiorana said.As the man reached for his gun, three officers shot him simultaneously, Maiorana said. His name has not been released.\"It was just horrible. I've never really been through anything like that,\" Wing Stop employee Maria Rendon said. \"I heard the shots and I looked away. We ducked down.\"\"They said everyboy get down so we got under the tables. We were scared,\" 15-year-old Yessica Villa said.Just 10 minutes before the deadly Salinas officer-involved shooting, Monterey County Sheriff's deputies were racing to Jackson Street in Castroville where they found Charles Williams, 40, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.Deputies identified the suspected shooter as 63-year-old Frank John Rebagliati, and deputies who had been called in as backup saw him speeding away.\u00A0A 110 mph chase ensued on Highway 1 from Castroville to Sand City. Rebagliati exited Highway 1 at Fremont Street in Sand City, drove over spikes strips, and committed suicide before he could be arrested, deputies said.Investigators described the Castroville incident as an attempted homicide-suicide. Williams was airlifted to a Bay Area trauma center to be treated for life-threatening injuries.A very violent night on the Central Coast also included a shooting in Seaside.Seaside police Cmdr. J. Stradan said a man was shot in the back at 9 p.m. on Judson Street and Waring Place. He was airlifted to a Bay Area trauma center and was still listed in critical condition Friday morning.\"Although the victim is not believed to be a gang member, the shooting is believed to be gang-related,\" Stradan said.Back in Salinas, a man with a gun waived his weapon at customers who were eating at Jack In The Box on North Main Street in Salinas at 6:40 p.m. Thursday.\u00A0\"He started waiving the gun in front of the customers, then jumped the counter and told employees to open the cash registers. He then started pointing the gun at employees' heads and at one point put the gun in a victim's mouth. The suspect grabbed the money and put in a duffel bag. He jumped back over the counter and robbed a customer,\" Salinas police officer Michael Groves said.He then left the store and escaped by riding a bicycle south on North Main Street. Detectives said one theory they are working with is that the man who Salinas police killed at Wing Stop may have been the same man who robbed the Salinas Jack In The Box.\u00A0On Friday afternoon, investigators in Big\u00A0Sur, Castroville, Sand City, Seaside, and Salinas were trying to piece together more of what happened.\"We got multiple crimes scenes throughout the county so the Sheriff's Department is stretched pretty thin. We are going to bring in extra people so we can keep up with it,\" Monterey County Undersheriff Max Houser said while standing at the Sand City suicide scene.Witnesses with additional information are urged to call the following numbers:Seaside -- Anonymous Tip Line: 831-899-6282, Seaside Police Department: 831-899-6748Castroville / Sand City -- Monterey County Sheriff Investigation Division: 831-755-3772Salinas -- Salinas Police Department at 831-758-7226, Salinas Police Department Anonymous Tip Line at 831-775-4222"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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