The governor of California imposed a state of emergency in San Bernardino

Saturday, December 19, 2015

 The governor of California imposed a state of emergency in San Bernardino

The California Governor Jerry Brown declared Friday the county of San Bernardino in an emergency situation after the attack that occurred there on December 2, the most deadly in the United States since 2001, from which 14 people were killed and 26 injured, according to a final report.

The federal authorities have so far reason for 22 injured in the massacre of San Bernardino, which was held on December 2 by a couple of Pakistani origin.

"An environmental disaster and an extreme risk exists for the safety of persons and property in the County of San Bernardino because of the attack" on 2 December, which occurred during the Christmas meal of officials of the health services of the county, said Brown.

"The County of San Bernardino has responded to the attack with all available resources, including the development of all of the police, fire, emergency personnel and aided by police highways of California, Office of Federal Investigation (FBI) and other local services, "he added.