(AP) A UC Santa Barbara student is behind bars after allegedly firing a gun and
having a mini-arsenal in his apartment. Investigators say 21-year-old Kevin Tym
had been playing with his 9-millimeter Glock when it went off Tuesday, sending a
bullet through his neighbor's wall. Authorities found seven firearms, roughly a
thousand rounds of ammunition and high capacity assault rifle magazines during a
search of his apartment. Tym's arrest comes in the wake of last Friday's Isla
Vista massacre, in which 22-year-old Elliot Rodger went on a stabbing and
shooting rampage that killed six people, and hurt 13 before turning a gun on
himself.
KFBK - A man in Stockton was shot and killed after apparently confronting officers with a bayonet.
A man in Stockton was shot and killed after apparently confronting officers with a bayonet.
The incident began Saturday night when Stockton Police officers responded to a domestic violence call to a house on the 1500 block of Carpenter Road. That's when officers heard a woman screaming.
"So our officers had to go inside the house, once we got inside the suspect saw us and drug the female into a back room and we had to force entry," Stockton Police Officer Joe Silva said.
Silva says officers then detained 45-year-old parolee Donald Haynes. However, he fought with officers and managed to escape.
On Sunday morning, officers following up the incident saw Haynes in a vehicle, and that's when Silva says he came out with a 19.5-inch long bayonet. "Our officers are saying, "Drop the bayonet, drop the bayonet,' and the suspect did not. He continued to walk toward the officer, so the officer had to fire his weapon," Silva said.
Haynes was shot once and died of his injury at a local hospital. No officers were injured in the incident.
At least 3 shot at East Hollywood home, house burns down; 2 bodies found in wreckage.
By Mike Roe with AP, James Rojas and Rob Strauss
At least three people were shot at an East Hollywood home, and a fourth victim was found dead inside. The house was engulfed in flame.
Once the fire department said the fire was out, officers went into the house and discovered the body of a male suspect who matched the description of the shooter, according to LAPD Lt. Andrew Neiman. Additional searching led to finding another unidentified body who appeared to be male. To continue, click here.
Investigators say 21-year-old Kevin Tym
had been playing with his 9-millimeter Glock when it went off Tuesday, sending a
bullet through his neighbor's wall. Authorities found seven firearms, roughly a
thousand rounds of ammunition and high capacity assault rifle magazines during a
search of his apartment. 
