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Man found guilty in ambush-style slaying of newly engaged sheriff's deputy in Palmdale

Los Angeles Times ·

A guilty verdict was reached against the man accused of killing Sheriff's Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer in an ambush-style shooting in 2023.

Next, a jury will determine whether the shooter was sane at the time of the act.

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