Man who were killed in South San Francisco Police is identified

South San Francisco-Die Authorities identified a man on Tuesday who shot Brian Joseph Montana the day before in South San Francisco.

Montana was identified in an update that contained further details about the recordings in the 300 block of the Arroyo Circle.

According to the South San Francisco police department, the officials were sent to the scene at 5:52 p.m. at 5:52 p.m. to show a person – later than Montana. They arrived at the scene a few minutes later and immediately demanded a backup because Montana shot into a occupied home.

The police said Montana then moved into the entry of the residence and hid behind parked vehicles.

According to the police, Montana fired a pistol, a shotgun and the rifle from the driveway.

“Officials used police vehicles as a cover from the flood of shots and were able to return fire,” said the police.

Montana was hit at least once and, according to the police, died of his injuries at the scene.

A resident of the home fired by Montana was injured during the incident. The police described the victim's injuries as “not life -threatening”, but did not state the cause.

No other injuries were reported.

Two officials fired their weapons, the police said. The police did not identify the officials, but said that both were transferred to the administrative leave paid, as is common in incidents.

Additional information, including audio and video recordings, is expected to be published in the coming weeks.

Anyone who can turn information on the case in connection with the police at 650-877-8900, web-pd@ssf.net or tips@ssf.net in connection with the police.

Have a look after updates.

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