Twitter post captions: Police and ambulances on Hackney/Queensbridge Road, possible acid/petrol attack. Lots of @UberEATS @Deliveroo drivers rallied round FILE- In this Oct. 5, 2016 file photo, Indian spiritual guru who calls himself Saint Dr. Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji Insan, center, greets followers as he arrives for a press conference ahead of the release of his new movie "MSG, The Warrior Lion Heart," in New Delhi, India. Several cities in north India were under a security lock down Thursday ahead of a verdict in a rape trial involving a controversial and hugely popular spiritual leader. (AP Photo/Tsering Topgyal, File) This undated still image from video provided by WTOV-TV in Steubenville, Ohio, shows Jefferson County, Ohio Judge Joseph Bruzzese Jr. Bruzzese was shot and wounded Monday, Aug. 21, 2017, as he walked toward his county's courthouse in Steubenville, Ohio, and a suspect was killed after a probation officer returned fire, officials said. (WTOV-TV via AP) Man to gunman: Shoot at me, not kids Authorities are investigating the scene in East Austin, Texas, after a teenager was killed and a woman was injured in the second Austin package explosion in the past two weeks Monday, March 12, 2018. Authorities say a package that exploded inside of an Austin home on Monday is believed to be linked to a deadly package sent to another home in Texas' capital city earlier this month. (Ricardo B. Brazziell/Austin American-Statesman via AP) (CNN) — Authorities are looking into whether the death of a man who was shot while camping with his daughters in California is linked to previous shootings at the campsite. Tristan Beaudette was shot once in the head on June 22 as he slept in a tent with his 2- and 4-year-old daughters at the Malibu Creek State Park, officials said. The Los Angeles County coroner ruled his death a homicide this week. In a statement, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said it’s looking for links between the 35-year-old’s killing and seven shootings dating to November 2016. Detectives have not determined a motive behind the shooting and currently there’s no evidence that suggest all the incidents are connected, the statement said. The shootings detectives are investigating took place on November 3 and 9, 2016; January 7, June 6, July 22, July 30, 2017 and most recently on June 18. Incidents include a man shot in the 8,000-acre park in 2016, and a woman whose car was hit by a bullet while she was camping there with her boyfriend in January 2017, CNN affiliate KABC reported. It’s unclear whether the shootings resulted in fatalities. Earlier this week, the sheriff’s department said it was reviewing only three prior shooting incidents. The Malibu Creek State Park is a scenic recreation area 25 miles from downtown Los Angeles that’s been used as a backdrop for movies and television shows. KABC Tristan Beaudette was camping with his two daughters at a state park in Southern California. Talented scientist, loving father Beaudette loved watching his daughters sing on stage, said Rabbi Arnie Rachlis of the University Synagogue in Irvine. “We would see the family at many of the University Synagogue events,” Rachlis said. “Tristan was such a warm human being with this tremendous smile. You would see his little girls on stage, performing or singing. And he was riveted to them, adored them, looking at them with a big smile.” Beaudette took the girls camping while his wife was studying for an exam, the rabbi told CNN. Beaudette was “so comfortable in nature and as a parent, … it was natural that he would take them on the trip.” He was an associate director at the pharmaceutical company Allergan, according to his LinkedIn page. The online bio also says Beaudette had seven years experience in late-stage pharmaceutical drug-product development. “Tristan will be remembered as a talented scientist who was admired by all who knew him and a meaningful contributor to our company’s research and development efforts,” Allergan said in a statement. CNN’s Deanna Hackney contributed to this report.<doc-sep>Police continue to investigate the mysterious murder of a California scientist that may be connected to seven other shootings in the same park. Tristan Beaudette, 35, was found fatally shot once in the head on June 22 in Malibu Creek State Park in Southern California while camping with his 2 and 4 year old daughters. His daughters were sleeping in the tent with him when the shooting occurred but were not injured. The park, just 25 miles from downtown Los Angeles, was unusually empty at the time of Beaudette's camping trip, CNN reported. The park has previously been used as a backdrop for films such as The Planet of the Apes and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. At 4:45am, authorities responded to a call about shots fired in the park. Beaudette was found dead on the scene and his death was ruled a homicide. Rodney Moore of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said a motive has not yet been determined. The park is currently closed for investigation. Hunting is not permitted in the 8,000 acre park. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is now investigating seven other reported shooting incidents that have taken place in the park since 2016, but said there was not any obvious link between them. In November 2016, James Rogers was shot at his campsite while he slept, a mile from where Beaudette was killed, but police never officially looked into it, CBS News reported on Thursday. The other incidents include two shootings in November 2016, and four in 2017. Another shooting occurred in June 2018, just four days before Beaudette was shot, in which a man claimed his car was hit by gunfire on the morning of June 18. They are now being reviewed as possible connections in the investigation. Ed Winter, assistant chief of the Los Angeles County coroner's office, told People on Wednesday that Beaudette was pronounced dead at 5:21 am and that a full report of the autopsy will be released once completed. A GoFundMe page has been set up for the family, which states that Beaudette had taken his daughters camping so his wife could study for exams at home. A scientist from Irvine who worked at pharmaceutical company Allergan, Beaudette was an active camper and beloved member of his community. His family does not believe he was targeted. SaveSave<doc-sep>The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said Friday it has identified seven shootings in the Malibu Creek State Park area, but have yet to link them to the death of a father who was fatally shot earlier this month while camping with his two young daughters. The Sheriff’s Department said three of the shootings occurred in its jurisdiction, while the other four were in the state park’s jurisdiction. The incidents occurred between 2016 and this month. Tristan Beaudette, a scientist who worked in pharmaceuticals, was camping at the state park in Calabasas just off Las Virgenes Road when he was fatally shot in the head June 22 inside his tent, where he was sleeping with his 2- and 4-year-old daughters. The Times reported earlier this week that at least five other shootings have occurred in the area in the last two years, outraging some neighbors who complained they had not been notified of the attacks by the Sheriff’s Department. Advertisement Detectives will be working with officials from the California State Parks Department to compare any similar incidents that have occurred within Malibu Creek State Park. A young man hiking the Backbone Trail and sleeping overnight in a hammock in Tapia Park, just south of Malibu Creek State Park, was struck by birdshot from a shotgun on Nov. 3, 2016. James Rogers said he needed surgery to remove the pellets that hit him. “I heard a loud bang and then felt a burning sensation in my arm and fell to the ground,” he said. “Before I could look at my wound, I did a quick check of the perimeter and I saw nothing. “I sleep with my arm up by my head, and I suspect I was shot at close range,” he told The Times in an interview this week. Rogers said there has been no headway in the investigation of his shooting. He said he was not sleeping in a formal campground and was about 200 yards from Malibu Canyon Road when he was shot in his right arm. “I was told by those working out there, there have been several other shootings,” he said. Meliss Tatangelo was camping in her Honda when she heard a loud noise around 5 a.m. in January 2017. She and another camper did not go outside, but she later found part of an ammunition round in the back of her car where she had been sleeping. She reported the incident to authorities, she noted on her Facebook page. She wrote that she believes a shotgun was fired from about 20 feet away and if the line of fire had been an inch higher, she would have been struck as she slept. Advertisement L.A. County Sheriff’s Lt. Rodney Moore, who is overseeing the latest investigation, said in an interview Monday that detectives had no evidence connecting any prior shootings to Beaudette’s death but that they could not rule out any potential links. Besides Beaudette’s fatal shooting on June 22, here are the dates of the shootings in and around Malibu Creek State Park:<doc-sep>
(CNN) — The father killed while camping with his two young daughters in California was shot once in the head, an autopsy found, a coroner’s office official said. Tristan Beaudette’s death was ruled a homicide, Los Angeles County Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter told CNN. The 35-year-old from Irvine, California, had been camping with his 2- and 4-year-old daughters in Malibu Creek State Park. He was found dead Friday morning inside their tent. No arrests have been made in the fatal shooting, and the sheriff’s department is asking for the public’s help in the investigation. A motive remains unknown. Father was a ‘warm human being,’ rabbi says Beaudette was a good father who “adored” his daughters and loved watching them sing on stage, Rabbi Arnie Rachlis of the University Synagogue in Irvine told CNN. “We would see the family at many of the University Synagogue events,” Rachlis said, “and Tristan was such a warm human being with this tremendous smile. You would see his little girls on stage, performing or singing. And he was riveted to them, adored them, looking at them with a big smile.” “You could see those daughters were the loves of his life, along with his wife,” Rachlis added. Beaudette took the girls camping while his wife was studying for an exam, the rabbi told CNN. Beaudette was “so comfortable in nature and as a parent, … it was natural that he would take them on the trip.” “I feel for those girls,” Rachlis said. “Who knows what they saw, what they heard, what they thought?” Other shooting incidents reported in same park The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department previously said it’s investigating several other reported shooting incidents over the past year in the 8,000-acre park, but so far there’s no connection to Beaudette’s death. Hunting is not allowed in the park. One man said his car was struck early Monday by a bullet, CNN affiliate KABC reported. Another man was shot there in 2016, and a woman says her car was hit by a bullet while she was camping there with her boyfriend in January 2017, the station reported. KABC Authorities investigate the killing of a man at a state park in Southern California. The park has closed all campgrounds indefinitely and canceled camping reservations while Beaudette’s death is investigated, according to the state’s parks department. The space is a vast playground for outdoor enthusiasts, with sprawling trails for hiking and horseback riding. On Wednesday, the park – typically buzzing with vacationers enjoying the summer weather – was eerily desolate. Silence enveloped its 63 campsites, including Campsite 51, where Beaudette was shot. All that could be seen there was a barren patch of yellowing grass and dirt, with a picnic table and a view of the Santa Monica Mountains. CNN’s Ralph Ellis contributed to this report.