Archive · 22 Dec 2025
Deputies Open Fire on Man in Imperial Beach
On Sunday afternoon, police officers in San Diego shot a man in his 40s near the beach.
The man was hurt badly and taken to the hospital.
Many police cars and officers were at the scene to keep things safe.
No other people were hurt, and the police said there was no danger to anyone else.
The police are now trying to find out what happened.
San Diego Sheriff's deputies opened fire on a man in his 40s near the Imperial Beach Pier around 1:40 p.m. Sunday.
The man was struck several times in the front of his body and was rushed to UCSD Hillcrest in CPR status.
The incident occurred at the intersection of Evergreen Ave and Seacoast Drive, leading to heavy law enforcement presence and street closures.
San Diego Police took over the investigation per county protocol, with allied agencies assisting in crowd control.
No deputies were injured, and officials confirmed there was no ongoing threat to the public.
- Who
- San Diego Sheriff's deputies and a man in his 40s
- What
- Deputies opened fire on the man
- When
- 1:40 p.m. Sunday
- Where
- Near the Imperial Beach Pier, at the intersection of Evergreen Ave and Seacoast Drive
- Why
- The reason for the shooting is not specified in the article
- Location
- Imperial Beach Pier, near Evergreen Ave and Seacoast Drive
- Time
- 1:40 p.m. Sunday
- Victim Age
- 40s
- Victim Condition
- Rushed to UCSD Hillcrest in CPR status
- Investigating Agency
- San Diego Police
- Deputy Injuries
- None
- Public Threat
- None