'It's just heartbreaking knowing I'm the only one left now,' said Deputy David Padilla, the cousin of the slain deputy. 'I wish he could be here.'
Two short weeks ago, murdered deputy Isaiah Cordero took the stage alongside his cousin David Padilla as he was sworn in as a San Bernardino deputy sheriff. On Thursday, Riverside County Sheriff's Department
Deputy Padilla said his cousin loved riding motorcycles and loved his job. He hopes to honor Cordero by being the best deputy he can be. "It's very unfortunate that our own officers cant go protect the community and not know what's behind the steering wheel ," she said."It hurts."
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