Death metal guitarist shot by police after violent clashes over a tree dispute with a neighbor

A Death metal guitarist After a violent change with a neighbor, San Francisco was badly shot dead by the police, allegedly sparked due to a dispute over a tree.Brian MontanaGuitarist for band underOn Monday evening, he was shot dead by the police, when he responded to the report of a person branding a weapon on the authorities.As South San Francisco Police DepartmentThe authorities responded to a call on Aroyo Drive at 5:55 pm and requested a quick backup after finding the suspect, firing in an occupied house. The shooter was later identified as 60 -year -old Brian Montana.Montana then moved to a neighboring driveway, where he covered behind cars parked with a handgun, a gun and a rifle. According to police, 25 minutes of gunfight was followed, during which Montana opened fire on officers of various positions, used vehicles and nearby landscaps for cover.South San Francisco Police Department said in a statement, “Officials covered behind their vehicles as they came under heavy shelling and managed to return the fire.” “They were eventually able to kill the suspect, preventing him from continuing shooting at officials and nearby houses.”After confirming that the gunman no longer threatened, the authorities contacted and found him united. Despite his efforts to revive him and arrival of medical personnel, the suspect died of his injuries.A resident of the House Montana was firing, who was taken to a nearby trauma center with injuries that were not a threat to life. The police also investigated the surrounding houses to ensure that no one else was damaged. Fortunately, according to officials, no officer hurt any during the incident.According to the police, the dispute stems from tree debris in Montana’s neighboring yard. Local resident Kori David explained to CBS News Bay Area that the change began on a tree hanging in Montana’s yard, a party trim it back. David described the situation as insensitive, given that disagreement increased when a person resorted to violence.Montana was an early member, a leading death metal band that originated in the San Francisco Gulf region in the early 1980s. Known to help in size Death metal styleHis impressive sound is recognized. Another guitarist of the band, Larry Lalonde, later joined the reputed rock band Primum.Possessed’s official Instagram page confirmed the tragic news of Brian Montana’s death, in which a initial photo of the band was shared with the caption: “Rest in Peace Brian Montana.”The Instagram account with the officer, highlighting its kind of nature, shared a heartfelt tribute to Brian Montana. The post read: “I just feel that people should know that Bryan Montana was a very good boy. He was a Jovial and a gentleman. He was nothing as I am writing about him. He was clearly going through some conflicts, and I think it is a respectable time to Montana family and friends, because it is very good.The South San Francisco Police Department confirmed that two officers who discharged their weapons during the incident have been placed on administrative leave as per the standard protocol. The investigation of incidents is currently underway. The department said that in the coming weeks, they plan to release further details, including audio and video recording related to the incident.