Man fatally shot by Fontana police after allegedly pointing gun during domestic dispute
The incident occurred Sunday morning in the 9100 block of Date Avenue, where officers were dispatched to an apartment.
According to Fontana police, the suspect aimed a firearm at officers as the apartment door was opened, leading officers to fire their weapons.
The suspect received medical attention at the scene but later died at a hospital. A firearm was recovered.
No officers were injured.
The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department is conducting the investigation.
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