herrara took the bat and hit the officer in the hand that was holding his firearm. he felt his life was threatened and immediately fired rounds to stop the threat. >> neighbors say herrara moved in a few months ago along with his mother and sister and all were very nice. dublin police say oscar herrara got in a fight in saturday with a friend in livermore and was threatening the friend and may have been using drugs. a toxicology test has been ordered. >>> a woman accused in the beating of two alameda county sheriffs deputies is speaking out about the incident that led her in jail. allie rasmus is in alameda to talk to the woman. >> reporter: one of the deputies that was beaten was wearing a body camera. it sports the deputies' version of events. >> the narrow hallway of an apartment building was the scene of a fight between residents and sheriffs deputies saturday night. >> it was a violent struggle. batons were deployed to get compliance, so the officers could defend themselves. >> i was handcuffed. and he started to beat me on my arms. >> reporter: kelly carter an

herrara took the bat and hit the officer in the hand. >> reporter: police say that herrara swung thehis head. >> the teen had moved into the downstairs unit with his mother and sister about three or four months ago. >> there seemed to be very, very nice people. it is a single mother with two kids. and so, you know, i never hear a word from them. >> police say herrara had another violent incident saturday night in livermore, one in which drugs may have played a role. >> he got in a fight with his friend. it appeared he might have been under the influence of methamphetamine. he was threatening to eat his friend. >> herrara was a student at foothill high school in please anton. one school administrator says he was a well liked student that was active in campus life. an autopsy is planned for tomorrow. toxicology results may take several weeks. live in dublin, ken wayne. >>> two fallen sacramento police officers were honored today at a ceremony for officers that lost their lives on-the-job. governor jerry brown led a process of surviving family members down the capitol steps. they were f