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The woman began breathing again and was transported to Scripps Memorial Hospital.The woman’s condition is unknown, and details on how she lost consciousness were not immediately available. 188

The report says it is imperative that the city make it a budget priority to make sure police department staffing levels “will be consistent with the County’s median staffing levels per capita.”To get to the county average of 1.29 police officers per 1,000 residents by 2023, Chula Vista will have to hire 148 more officers.Among the recommendations, the GMOC says the City Council should "direct the City Manager to support the Police Department to aggressively expand a new officer recruitment campaign, providing it with the proper tools, technology and resources to aid in the process of recruiting new police officers." 623

The same man is also wanted in connection with a bank robbery in early October at a US Bank on Saturn Boulevard in south San Diego. He was last seen wearing a fedora hat, dark sunglasses and a scarf on his neck. 211

The situation went south when the group questioned the manager, who then banned the entire group from boarding, calling them “unruly.” 134

The requests for authorities to investigate Anthony continued throughout last year.In August 2018, Cooley reached out to Douglas County Human Services directly, writing, "We have at least 3 police reports and now a DHS call in the last 75 days," and noting that the mother had not had any parenting time with her son since May of that year.Anthony, Cooley wrote to the county agency, would record his ex-wife on his cell phone during custody exchanges, causing Ty to not want to go with his mother. If Jing would leave, her ex-husband would say she was "refusing" parenting time. If she tried to get Ty to go with her, then Anthony would accuse her of punching and dragging their son.Cooley had tried to get the court to enforce the rule that the parents needed to arrive one hour apart during custody exchanges, but no action was taken.And despite the mandatory protection order she had against her ex-husband – an order that should have prevented the harassment and kept Anthony from having a gun – Jing said the emotional and psychological abuse never ended.Anthony took his threats online where he used open sites, such as Cheaterreport.com, to destroy Jing and her new husband's reputation."I think he violated the protection order on a regular basis by the [online] postings," Cooley said. "He was supposed to have monitored internet. I alerted law enforcement that we believed through purchases that were made on PayPal that he was purchasing computers. Don't know where that investigation went. We alerted them that he was purchasing knifes.""Nobody wanted to investigate," Jing said. "We talked to the police, we tried to file police reports, but we couldn't prove that was him."It would take 15 months before Jing would finally get her day in court, a day when she said the judge finally saw her ex-husband for who he really was. It was the last day Jing would see her son alive.The judge had planned to give Jing custody of her son, but she took the weekend to write her order, allowing Ty to go home with his dad. Less than 24 hours after the custody hearing, Anthony shot his son and turned the gun on himself."Ty should have been moved from father's custody and put into mother's custody 15 months ago," Cooley said. "We requested it. Our request was denied. We filed another request [and] the request was denied."Jing said, "I don't want this to ever happen again. I don't want another kid hurt because of manipulating parents. That kid went through so much and he tried so hard just to not make things worse for me."This story was originally published by KMGH’s Jennifer Kovaleski and Ryan Osborne. 2614