the sidewalk in front of the Hall of Justice, Judge Haley asked where they were being taken. He was told they were being taken to the airport where they would get a plane. The kidnappers then forced the hostages into a rented Ford van which they began to drive towards an exit leading to the U.S. 101 freeway. San Quentin prison guards had set up a road block outside of the Civic Center in anticipation of the group leaving. As Jonathan Jackson drove the hostages and three convicts away from the courthouse, front passenger McClain shot at the guards stationed in the parking lot. The guards shot back. Judge Haley died as a result of potentially fatal wounds from both the shotgun which had been taped to his neck, as well as a pistol shot to the chest that was fired either by the kidnappers or by the guards. Deputy District Attorney Gary Thomas, one of the hostages, grabbed a gun from Jackson and began shooting at the kidnappers. A shooting melee ensued, in which three abductors were killed. The sole abductor to survive was Ruchell Magee (who was wounded). Deputy District Attorney Thomas was paralyzed for life by a bullet through the spine. Maria Elena Graham, one of the jurors being held captive, suffered a bullet wound to her arm. Aftermath Four people died during the Civic Center shooting and three were wounded. The four dead included: Judge Harold Haley, Jonathan Jackson, William Christmas and James McClain. Judge Harold Haley died as a result of wounds from the shotgun which had been taped to his neck by Ruchell Magee and a pistol shot to the chest from a .357 magnum that William Christmas had taken from Sheriff Louis Mountanos. Jonathan Jackson and William Christmas were killed by the police. Prosecutor Thomas (who had taken a .357 magnum pistol from Jackson) and Deputy David Mori shot James McClain fatally in the back and seriously wounded Ruchell Cinque Magee in the chest. Three people were wounded including Ruchell Magee (see above), Deputy District Attorney Gary Thomas and juror Maria Graham. Prosecutor Thomas was seriously wounded and paralyzed by three bullets fired from a .30-caliber rifle by San Quentin Prison guards. Maria Elena Graham, one of the jurors being held captive, was shot in the arm by William Christmas. Following the events of August 7, a warrant was issued for the arrest