Deputies later determined Cameron had been stabbed multiple times, and a deputy was heard on the dashboard recordings asking for gloves before contacting Cameron due to the blood, the lawsuit states. The lawsuit cites dashboard footage, which allegedly showed the deputies instructed Cameron to вЂњkeep his hands up,вЂќ though they did not ask any questions or announce they were with the SheriffвЂ™s Office.Д¬ameron approached and was bleeding from his lower body and was suffering from a torn MCL and meniscus. She was pronounced dead at 8:42 p.m., the lawsuit states.ДЄround 9:40 p.m., Cameron was seen walking down the driveway from the backyard with his hands up. The lawsuit claims that the deputies вЂњactively obstructedвЂќ county fire personnel from providing treatment and that Valerie вЂњwas left on the floor without any medical treatment or careвЂќ for more than 30 minutes. Valerie was вЂњobviously in need of immediate medical care,вЂќ but medical personnel were not on scene.

The lawsuit claims that the deputies did not know, and failed to check, if Valerie was alive when they arrived. and вЂњimmediately foundвЂќ Valerie lying on the floor of the dining room, having suffered from multiple stab wounds. вЂњThey further aired that upon calling back they heard only heavy breathing and crying.вЂќДeputies were dispatched to the scene, though medical personnel were not dispatched, the lawsuit reads. вЂњSanta Barbara SheriffвЂ™s Dispatch incorrectly aired to responding deputies that the caller had reported that his father was attacking his mother,вЂќ the lawsuit states. The lawsuit states that Ron was вЂњcrying and expressing painful emotion,вЂќ and that an unidentifiable female voice, presumed to be Valerie, was heard in the background indicating she was alive during the second call. The lawsuit notes that he attempted to respond verbally multiple times. When dispatch called back, Ron answered - though he was вЂњunable to clearly communicate with dispatchersвЂќ due to medical difficulties.

вЂњThe call abruptly ended before dispatchers could ask questions.вЂќ 15, 2019, Cameron called 911, requesting emergency personnel to the residence at 4141 Mariposa Drive in Hope Ranch, вЂњbecause his mother, Decedent Valerie, 62, was attacking his father,вЂќ the lawsuit states. Desiree Thome, Deputy Jeremy Rogers, Deputy Phillip Farley and Deputy John Gruttadaurio.ДЄround 8 p.m. The lawsuit specifically named the deputies involved in the shooting of 30-year-old Cameron Ely, including Sgt. Named as defendants are multiple members of the Santa Barbara County SheriffвЂ™s Department and Santa Barbara County.

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