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. >> thank you, commissioner hellas. i want to reiterate that we set up this system so that you would not have to look at the applicant. that is the office of cannabis catch up job. the system is set up so you can focus on whether this use is appropriate at that particular location and not the merits of the applicants. the land use approval runs with the land. you can have the best applicant come here and give you the best sales pitch and you can say, i really like this applicant and i will approve them. they can go ahead and sell their business then and sell it to someone else who is not a good applicant. the office of cannabis is there to screen the applicant and make sure -- but it can also monitor them to make sure they are operating properly, and within city guidelines. your job is to make sure that the use is appropriate at that location. i just wanted to bring it back to how the system was structured originally. >> okay, thank you. >> commissioner mel gard? >> thank you. i will be supporting these amendments today

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windows. [ crying ] >> reporter: at least one dozen people were killed including a sheriff deputy, ron hellas the first to respond. >> i told his wife tonight that he died a hero. he went into save lives and to save other people. [ crying ] >> reporter: his body will be transported later this morning and he will be memorialized on the road. and a little bit more about the shooter. he has had brushes with the law before in april, when they went to a disturbance at his house. but they did not find enough to put him in a psychiatric hold. back to you in the studios. >> we know that gun was purchased in ventura county. it was legally purchased. the police talk more about it and he was using an extended magazine which is illegal. >> that is illegal and we have more information on that from police. let's take a look. >> it was a glock 21. it was a 45 caliber gun. the weapon was designed in california, to hold a magazine of ten rounds and one in the chamber. had an extended magazine. we have no way to know how many rounds he actually had inside. >> we can get other information that we will share in

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