Tragic Explosion at Sheriff Training Facility in East Los Angeles
A catastrophic explosion rocked a Sheriff training facility in East Los Angeles early Friday morning, resulting in the loss of life for at least three Sheriff’s Deputies, as reported by Fox News.
Details surrounding the explosion remain sparse at this time.
BREAKING: Our LA @FoxNews producer @AlexandriaHrndz has received confirmation from multiple law enforcement sources that three individuals have died following an explosion at the LA County Sheriff Department’s training facility in East LA this morning. The incident occurred at the Biscailuz training center.
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) July 18, 2025
In response to the explosion, the FBI has deployed agents to the scene. Preliminary assessments suggest that this tragic incident may have been accidental.
Officials have confirmed that the three deceased individuals are LA County Sheriff’s Deputies. The FBI Los Angeles office is on-site, and early indications point to this as a devastating accident.
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) July 18, 2025
Federal law enforcement personnel are actively investigating the situation, according to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi.
I spoke with @USAttyEssayli regarding what appears to be a horrific incident resulting in at least three fatalities at a law enforcement training facility in Los Angeles. Our federal agents are present and working diligently to gather more information. Please keep the families of the sheriff’s deputies in your thoughts and prayers.
— Attorney General Pamela Bondi (@AGPamBondi) July 18, 2025
KABC reported:
Authorities are currently investigating the apparent explosion at an LASD facility in Monterey Park, where at least three individuals have lost their lives.
The incident was reported shortly before 7:30 a.m. on Friday at the LASD’s SEB compound, which accommodates the sheriff’s department’s special enforcement units and bomb squad.
Initial observations suggest that the explosion may have occurred near a law enforcement vehicle, as per footage from AIR7.
The Los Angeles County Fire Department has responded to the scene, but it remains unclear whether there were additional injuries.
