The mother of a young sailor gunned down in cold blood five years ago is suing the state of California and the military over failed background check process.
Leslie Woods, right, stands with her daughter, Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Devon Rideout, in an undated photo taken in a Vacaville rehabilitation center.
Rideout died just steps from her home in a quiet apartment complex popular with many service members working at nearby Camp Pendleton. Her killer, Eduardo Arriola, was a former Marine who’d been kicked out of the service two years before.According to court records, Arriola deserted from the Marines in 2014. When he was caught in 2016 the Marines charged him with desertion. However, military psychiatrists found Arriola was delusional and having hallucinations.
Evidence in Arriola’s criminal trial revealed the man purchased a five-shot revolver at an Oceanside gun shop just weeks before killing Rideout. According to court documents, a list of names was found in Arriola’s car, including Rideout’s.After shooting Rideout five times, Arriola stayed at the scene and wouldn’t let neighbors render aid as Rideout lay dying just steps from her front door. When police arrived, he told them she had been"trespassing.
According to the suits, even though the military failed to report Arriola to the FBI, in May 2018 his name was flagged by the California Department of Justice when the gun dealer submitted his information for the background check because of his 2016 arrest and desertion charge. The state then asked the Marines what the outcome of Arriola’s court-martial was.Petty Officer 3rd Class Devon Rideout when she reenlisted in the Navy.
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