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One man is dead after a shootout between Fontana police officers and two suspects in an Ontario grocery store parking lot.

A Fontana undercover narcotics investigator attempted to contact a suspect inside a vehicle about 12:30 p.m. in the Albertsons parking lot at 1000 N. Mountain Avenue, Ontario Officer Dereck Anthony said

Shots were fired from the vehicle and officers returned fire, Anthony said.

Only one man - a suspect in the vehicle - was struck during the crossfire. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Ontario department is investigating the shooting, Anthony said.

- lori.consalvo@inlandnewspapers.com

Four people were arrested and eight more were detained on suspicion of being involved in narcotic activity in Rancho Cucamonga.

Bradley Salazar, 23, of Rancho Cucamonga, Desiree Ulloa, 25, and TJ Williams, 26, both of La Verne, and Maryann Schmoranzer, 21, of Pomona were booked at the West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga, according to San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department news release.

The felony charges range from possession of narcotics with intent to sell, possession of narcotics, warrants and parole violations - including one parolee at large who was presumed to be armed and dangerous, according to the news release.

About 2:45 p.m. on March 4, sheriff's deputies from the Rancho Cucamonga station's Multi-Enforcement Team's Crime Free Multi-Housing Unit did a narcotic investigation at the Sycamore Springs Apartments at 7127 Archibald Avenue.

Tenants who live in the apartment where the narcotics were sold will be evicted, sheriff's deputies said.

- lori.consalvo@inlandnewspapers.com

A preliminary hearing has been set for several men in connection with a San Bernardino narcotics case where a defense lawyer has alleged his client was held "on ice," without legal cause, while a search warrant was secured.

That hearing -- for defendants Carl Edward Alexander, Toriano Jerome Houston, Maurice Lynell Locket and Frederick Edward Williams -- was scheduled for Dec. 10, during proceedings today in San Bernardino Superior Court.

Judge John Martin granted Alexander's motion to set aside, or essentially withdraw, a guilty plea he made during a plea bargain in July, before the case was marred with allegations of possible civil rights violations against Sgt. Bradley Lawrence.

The allegations were first raised when police Sgt. Mike Desrochers reported that Lawrence illegally detained Alexander and another man during a July 2 traffic stop that preceded a raid at a San Bernardino apartment complex.

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