Coroner: California garlic festival gunman killed himself

GILROY, Calif. -- The Gilroy police chief said on Friday, according to the coroner report, the gunman in Sunday's deadly garlic festival shooting died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He also went on to say this new information doesn't change much in this case.

Earlier this week, Gilroy Police Chief Scot Smithee said his officers fatally shot and killed the gunman.

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Chief Smithee says once the gunman, identified as 19-year-old Santino William Legan, saw police, he stopped shooting into the crowd and began shooting towards the police.

He says the officers shot several rounds at Legan, hitting him multiple times.

According to Chief Smithee, Legan dropped to his knees after being hit and then fell to the ground.

But he doesn't know when the suspect shot himself.

"It appears now that ruling and cause of manner of death is that once he was down he shot a round off and he shot himself. And that sound like that round was to the head."

Chief Smithee says three officers shot at the suspect.

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They don't know how many rounds were fired at the suspect, or how many times he was hit.

Smithee says there haven't been any new developments over at the garlic festival crime scene.

They hope to have more information next week.