Gunman Who Shot Two LA Deputies Still Being Sought as Reward Eclipses $300,000

In this still image from video, a man walks up to sheriff's deputies and opens fire without warning or provocation in Compton, Calif., on Sept. 12, 2020. Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department via AP

The man who shot two deputies in California over the weekend still isn’t in custody, but the reward for information leading to his arrest has risen above $300,000.

The largest portion of the reward is being offered by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. The board announced Sept. 13, just one day after the shooting, that it was offering $100,000 for details that lead to the arrest and conviction of the suspect.