veterans memorial park here in napa for 47-year-old juan garcia who was shot during a traffic stop monday night. the sheriff's office said garcia got out of the car and approached the deputy with a hand behind his back. they say when garcia was asked to show the hand, he didn't. the deputy said he shot first, afraid that garcia had a gun. garcia was a chef and leaves behind a wife and three kids. >>> as tpandemic, the economy is one thing abc7 has focused on as we try to build a better bay area. restaurantnoran owners are push back against a decision against reopening indoor dining. they say outdoor dining may not be available much longer and they might not survive. laura anthony with the story. >>> ten miles awowroad, and hav meal. >> reporter: with their offer limited inside dining, restaurant owners in pleasanton are none too happy that alameda county health officials won't

he tried to deescalate it. >> juan always had a smile on his face, cool, calm, collected. >> garcia's co-worker said it does not make sense. he worked with garcia at this busy napa restaurant. he said the officer did not need to shoot. >> he was absolutely unarmed. this is napa. who carries guns in napa? no one. we carry chardonay. we don't carry pistols. >> i did not see the dashcam video. that would have shown juan's hands were empty getting out of the car. i did not see the officer give juan any warning before firing the shots at juan. >> garcia's older brother is devastated. >> a surge of cases in france is prompting hospitals to activate emergency measures immediately. covid-19 patients make up nearly half of the units in paris alone. a nightly curfew is imposed for more than half the country starting this saturday going from 9:00 in the night until the morning. >> beginning tomorrow passengers flying on united to hawaii can get a rapid covid-19 test. it will cost you $250. the results take 15 minutes. hawaii opens to tourists starting tomorrow and skip the mandatory quarantine t

napa county sheriff's department describes as an unfortunate but justified shooting of 47-year-old juan garcia. toxicology would show he had a blood alcohol level of .338. four times the legal limit. the sheriff's department says sergeant david ackman, a 21-year veteran, feared for his life, suspected garcia might be carrying a weapon. he fired six times. [ gunshots ] >> shots fired. shots fired. >> you shoot until the threat is eliminated. and that's what he did. >> reporter: attorneys for the family are not so sure. based on the video, they do not believe the sergeant gave mr. garcia enough time or enough warning. >> we don't see the officer saying show me your hands, get on the ground. we don't see the officer retreating more than a few seconds. we don't see the dashcam video that would show that juan's hands were empty. we don't see an immediate threat of death or serious injury. we don't see the officer warning juan that he's about to use deadly force. >> reporter: put simply, you have not heard the end of this. nobody has. the major crimes task force here in napa will be investigating. t

>> we didn't know. >> reporter: juan garcia was a sheriff. 47 years old. the sole support for his wife and family. they have three children. they've established a gofundme page to pay for what they expect to be a large hospital bill. in napa wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >>> the arrests of 125 undocumented immigrants in sanctuary cities in california. i.c.e. released this video today of the week-long operation that ended alast saturday. some raids took place in bay area cities including daly city and this one in san francisco where a man was arrested for having two duis. federal immigration officials say agents focused on cities with sanctuary policies and on people who were arrested for crimes but were released despite having immigration detainers against them. san mateo county supervisor david canaba responded to the raids today saying "this sweep is another political ploy by the trump administration to undermine california's statewide sanctuary law. these raids tear apart the lives of hard-working immigrants and their families, who contribute vitally to t

(hablan en inglÉs) >>> este incidente ocurrliÓ 5 de octubre durante la detenciÓn de juan garcÍa en napas le disparÓ, garcÍa fue detenido por conducir con sus luces apagadas. >>> el entrenamiento del oficial es disparar hasta que la amenaza termine, el sargento disparÓ. >>> garcÍa no se encontraba armado, la investigaciÓn indica que garcÍa entendia el inglÉs pero ese dÍa estaba alcoholizado. se busca crear conciencia de la criminalidad de este n678e hombre comerciante que fue vÍctima de robo. >>> te sientes atropellado en el sentido que te despojan. >>> josÉ aguilar supo que su negocio habÍa sido asaltado. >>> la policÍa nos dijo que alguien se metiÓ en nuestro negocio. >>> observe cÓmo la cÁmara de seguridad capta al ladrÓn entrar a la propiedad en la avenida quinta tras romper una ptuera de vidrio, la persona se dirige al comedor. >>> fueron algunas cosas de valor, pero es para alertar a la comunidad que estÉn pendientes, que tomen sus precauciones. la noticia del robo corriÓ por este centro comercial. >>> es difÍcil y peligroso, a veces vienen armados y pueden lastimar a las personas.

napa county sheriffs body cam footage showing seconds leading up to a shooting that would cost juan garcia his life. it began with a routine traffic stop. tests would later show garcia's blood whole level at .338. >> it is almost four times the legal limit. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says this escalated when mr. garcia got out of the car and advanced on the sheriff with his hands behind his back fearing a weapon, ackman fired six times. [ gunshots ]. >> you shoot until the threat is eliminated, and that's what he did. >> people tend to hide firearms in their back. we've all seen it on tv. we've all seen it in real life. the manner in which he had his hand behind his back, it was in a position that looked like he was grasping something. >> reporter: juan garcia's family did not return calls from abc 7 news today. they have hired an attorney who has seen the video. she says sergeant ackman did not give the victim enough time or enough warning. >> we don't see the officer saying show me your hands, get on the ground. we don't see the officer retreating more than a few seconds. we d

>>> esto ocurrió el pasado 5 de octubre cuando un agente del alguacil del condado napa detuvo a juan garcíaara corporal de la gente involucrado el señor garcía no hizo caso cuando le dijeron que se detuviera y garcía mantuvo una de sus manos ajustadas a la espalda y con esto la gente se sintió amenazado y disparó su arma y realizó se disparó lo que posteriormente provocó la muerte. antes hablamos con mauricio uno de los hermanos de garcía >>> definitivamente yo no puedo emitir falsos juicios no puedo decidir que quien tuvo la culpa o que quien no tuvo la culpa >>> el entrenamiento de un oficial es disparar hasta que la amenaza termine en esta ocasión la amenaza venía hacia el sargento y disparó hasta que terminó con la amenaza >>> la abogada de la familia no está segura que el tiroteo haya sido justificado >>> no vi el video de la cámara del tablero de la patrulla que hubiera mostrado que sus manos estaban vacías y que el oficial le diera una advertencia antes de dispararle y es que dijeron que al no obedecer las órdenes y al mantener su mano en la espalda se convirtió en una amenaza para e

authorities say 47-year-old juan garcia got out of the car with one hand behind his back and began walking toward the deputy. garcia ignored instructions to show his hands and advanced aggressively. when garcia got close, the deputy opened fire. it was later determined that garcia was not holding anything in his hand. the department is expected to release body cam video as early as next week. >>> campaign 2020, this just in, the second presidential debate between president trump and joe biden will be virtual due to concerns over president trump's covid-19 diagnosis. it comes on the heels of the vice presidential debate last night. cbs brings us the highlights from salt lake city. >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic was center stage last night with plexiglas dividing vice president mike pence and california senator kamala harris. >> the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country. >> from the very first day, president donald trump has put health of america first. >> reporter: at their only debate the candidat

. >>> esto ocurrió el 5 de octubre cuando un agente de alguacil detuvo a juan garcía por llevar las luces en la espalda y en la gente se sintió amenazado y detonó su arma con seis impactos de bala en el cuerpo de garcía, provocando su muerte de manera posterior, antes de ver el video hablamos con uno de los hermanos de garcía . >>> no puedo emitir falsos juicios, no puedo decidir quién tuvo la culpa . >>> el entrenamiento para el oficial es disparar hasta que la amenaza termina, en esta ocasión la amenaza venía hacia el sargento hispano hasta que terminó la amenaza . >>> la abogada de la familia no está segura que haya sido justificado. >>> no vi el vídeo de la cámara del tablero de la patrulla que hubieran mostrado que sus manos estaban vacías ni que el oficial le diera una advertencia antes de dispararle, nos dijeron que al no obedecer las órdenes y mantener su mano en la espalda, se convirtió en una amenaza . >>> el oficial es un sargento y tiene 21 años de experiencia, ¿ no habrá tenido un caso como este ? >>> la muerte de su hermano es un duro golpe para la familia, garcía trabajaba

sergeant david ackman, a 20- year-old veteran, pulled over a car driven by juan garcia for not having headlights on. the first 30 seconds of the video has no sound due to the settings on the body camera. after pulling over the sheriff's department says garcia tossed his cell phone and got out of the car. they say that's when sergeant ackman unholstered his weapon. it momentarily looks like garcia puts both hands behind his back but then continues to walk towards the sergeant with one hand behind his back. sergeant ackman continues to tell garcia to get back in his car and show his hands while backing away from him. after a minute when garcia got close, sergeant ackman fired and struck garcia six times. >> in this situation it appears to me that the deputy followed his training and our protocols and he dealt with the threat that he was offered. >> reporter: garcia died at queen of the valley medical center the next day. we asked whether six shots was the appropriate response to the threat posed by garcia who was later found to be totally unarmed. >> we train to fire until the threat st

traffic stop near the intersection of kaiser road and state highway 221 monday night. 47-year-old juan garcia got out of the car with one hand tucked behind his back and began walking toward the deputy. they say garcia ignored instructions to show his hands and advanced aggressively. garcia got close and a deputy open fire. it was later determined that garcia was not holding anything in his hand. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area -- >> i am at uc berkeley, where the latest nobel prize winner help discover a way to alter the very blueprint of life and life will never be the same because of it. >>> and a tech giant is bringing a major job booster contra costa county. >>> temperature substantially cooler today for inland portions of the bay area. 16 degrees cooler in fairfield. 12 in livermore and even more cool weather is on the way. we wi our home was burned to the ground in the tubbs fire. the flames, the ash, it was terrifying. thousands of family homes are destroyed in wildfires. families are forced to move and higher property taxes are a huge problem. prop 19 limits

air force is getting involved as well as more on the escalation here is our senior correspondent juan garcia reporting from istanbul. well there's been absolutely no lol in the fighting continued overnight raged i would say every few hours we're also seeing casualty numbers both military and civilian spyro and it seems to be getting worse and worse and the escalation seems to be escalating itself and this is all despite tremendous diplomatic pressure for both sides to take a pause to take a break to anything you know give talks the charts despite everything the international community is doing the violence seems to be getting worse. we have only one condition that armenia leaves our lands completely and immediately this is file it is the armenian government complies with this the fighting will stop there will be no bloodshed there will be peace peace will come to our region. i believe the armenian army can secure a country and the self-defense forces of the golden corral bark or successfully protecting their region from a political standpoint i believe it's very important for us that interna

juan garcia, the driver, got out of the car and appeared to put his hands behind his back. the sergeant who unholsterred his weapon put it back and mr. garcia kept one hand behind his back and moved toward the sergeant and the car. the gun was unholsterred again. the sergeant began yelling for him to get back in his car. after mr. garcia continued to advance ignoring multiple warnings sergeant actman fired six shots. all six shots hit mr. garcia. >> the training of the napa county sheriff's department when we are by ourselves and faced with a deadly threat which sergeant actman believed he was faced with a deadly threat is we are going to meet that threat with our own lethal force. at no time did sergeant actman believe mr. garcia did not have a deadly threat. a taser is not the right tool to bring to a situation where he believes that his own life's in danger. >> reporter: now garcia died at queen of the valley medical center the next day due to those six gunshot wounds to the abdomen. his blood alcohol level was 0.338 at the time of the shooting. before the sheriff releas

ninguna historia de triunfo personal falta el sacrificio y la decisión, un ejemplo de ello es juan carlos garcíaorreo electrónico que le cambió la vida. >> decidí responder el correo, y 4 meses después , logré obtener la posición . >> el joven de 35 años recorrió un alrgo camino al dejar a su familia para migrar a estados unidos hace 10 años . >> después de estar 6 meses en estados unidos, tuve que irme a puerto rico, donde cconseguir un trabajo en una cadena de hoteles. >> aunque no pudo concluir la carrera de publicidad, nunca se detuvo, utilizó la tecnología para aprender. >> he trabajado con muchas personas, estuve en un proyecto importante para nuestro producto. >> dice que su madre fue su fuente de inspiración , mientras él se ha convertido en un gran ejemplo de superación, google proyecta su historia en eventos. >> cuando tienes humildad, eres honesto, tienes espíritu de crecer, se abren puertas. >> para motivar a más personas, creó un podcast, donde logra los logros de otros latinos donde abren puertas en la industria tecnológica, además tiene una marca de ropa urbana, desde república do

but within a minute, 47-year-old juan adrian garcia had been shot by a napa sheriff's sergeant. body camera video shows garcia approaching the officer with his hands behind his back. the sergeant tries to create distance, but garcia approaches him again. with one hand behind him, ignoring the officer's commands to stop. >> stop! stop! stop! "gunshots ] >> he perceived a threat, a threat of deadly force, and so with that, with all the events that occurred and the things that occurred, he perceived that threat and he tried to give it -- he tried to de-escalate it. >> juan was the type of guy that always had a smile on his face. was always cool, calm and collected. >> reporter: garcia's co-worker says it doesn't make sense. worked with garcia at this busy napa restaurant where he said he never saw him lose his temper. he said the officer didn't need to shoot. >> he's absolutely unarmed. of course he's unarmed. this is napa. who carries guns in napa? no one. we carry cabernet and chardonnay, won't carry pistols. >> i did not see the dash cam video. they wouldn't show it to us which

juan garcia was shot on monday near highway 221 and kaiser road.got out of his car and kept a hand behind his back, but was later found to be unarmed. the deputy was wearing a body warn camera and a video is expected to be shared with the news media and the public next week. the deputy is being paid on administrative leave while the shooting is being investigated >>> a state of emergency is being declared by vallejo, the city council. there are a couple of reasons for this. a rise in crime and claims against the police department. they're opening the door to make reforms. 27 complaints are made by the police department and the city could be liable for $50 million in payouts. and they want to speed up the reforms. >>> we face a crisis of legitimacy and trusts. numerous internal investigations are under way. continual resistance of reform, efforts by vallejo, the police officers association. >>> the police union opposes the declaration, reform should in the be forced on police officers without collaboration and they insist the best way to reduce crim

. >> eight shots did not >> 47-year-old juan garcia was shot during a traffic stop monday night. add deputy with his hand behind his back. when garcia was asked to show his hand, he didn't. the deputies say he shot first. garcia was a chef and leaves behind a life and three kids. >>> still ahead, is it too early to start holiday shopping? some major retailers are hoping nt. what you need to know before shopping some major sales this when you take a it all begins to un-ravel. ann ravel's no reformer, she's backed by big corporations who've poured hundreds of thousands into her campaign. and she opposes ballot measures to make the economy more fair for working people. only dave cortese is endorsed by the california democratic party. he's helping us battle the pandemic with a science-based approach. and expanding health services and child care to those in need. for state senate, democrat dave cortese. what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and inves

investigators say juan garcia was shot by a deputy during a traffic stop on monday near highway 221 and kaiser road. according to the sheriff's office, garcia got out of his car and kept a hand behind his back. although he was later found to be unarmed. the deputy involved was wearing a body-worn cam rat the time. that video is expected to be shared next week. the video has been placed on paid administrative leave while the shooting is investigated. >>> a public safety state of emergency has been declared vallejo because of a rise in violent and i'm several claims made against the police department. that opens the door for making police reforms. right now 24 civil rights claims are pending against the vallejo police department and the city could be liable for $50 million in payout,, so the city manager wants to speed up reforms. >> we face a crisis of legitimacy and trust. lack of community trust in police department, numerous internal investigations are underway. continual resistance of reform effort bess loyal police officers association. >> the police union opposes the state of emerg

shooting on october 5th started as a routine traffic stop after a sheriff's sauer gent spotted juan adrian garcia driving with his headlights off. in today's news conference, the sheriff noted garcia refused to take his hand out from behind his back even as the deputy continued to try and create a safe distance. while the sheriff believes the shooting was justified, the garcia family attorney isn't so sure. >> he retreated to a position where he was moving away from his vehicle, his cover, and he couldn't move away any further. >> i did not see the dash cam video. they would not show it to us, which would have shown that both of juan's hands were empty when he got out of his car. i did not see the officer give juan any warning before he fired those shots at juan. >> the sheriff's department also says garcia's blood alcohol level was nearly four times above the legal limit at the time of the shooting. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in napa and will have more from the garcia family and the sheriff's department at 6:00. >>> a big day for south bay businesses. as of today, santa clara county is all

a group of people filled veterans memorial park in napa for 47-year-old juan garcia, shot during a traffictop monday night. the sheriff's office said garcia got out of the car and approached a deputy with his hand behind his back and refused to show his hand when asked. they were afraid he had a gun. he was a chef and leaves behind a wife and three kids. >>> as the bay area bounces back from the pandemic, the economy is one of the things that abc 7 is focused on as we try to build a better bay area. restaurant owners in pleasanton are pushing back against alameda county's decision to delay reopening inside dining. they say outdoor dining may not be successful much longer and they may not survive. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the story. >> ten miles away you can drive down the road and have a meal. >> reporter: with their counterparts in neighboring contra costa county now allowed to have indoor dini, strant owners ileanar none too county health officials won't grant them the same privilege despite meeting the state's coronavirus threshold. >> i think we've gotten drug into what's

investigators say sergeant david ackman stopped 47 year-old juan garcia for not having headlights officials say garcia was a perceived threat when he got out of his vehicle and walked towards the patrol car. fearing that garcia had a weapon. the sergeant drew his firearm and fired 6 shots hitting garcia each time. >>a lot of that the very very collected person. work with a team player with our small space and so that's why the video. was just shocked >>sheriff's officials say the sergeant ackland was simply following his training. deputies never found a gun or any weapon on garcia. >>if you're worried about having the coronavirus you don't have to go to a doctor's office to get a test. there are now kits that can be delivered to your home and one of them is new crown forcefully juggle has more. >>face coverings social distancing frequent testing and stringent contact tracing a little tools being used to stop the spread of covid-19 and with more vulnerable populations like seniors and people with pre-existing respiratory conditions resistant to leaving their homes for medical care concerned

to call for justice for a man shot and killed by a napa sheriff's deputy this week. 47-year-old juan garcia of napa died after being shot during a traffic stop late monday night. the sheriff's office says garcia got out of the car and approached the deputy while keeping a hand behind his back. when asked to show that hand, he didn't. the deputy fearing a gunshot fist. his family says garcia was shot eight times. the sheriff's office says they will release body camera footage next week and the protest w n's at 1:00 p.m. >>> a new report finds that drug overdose deaths in san francisco have already surpassed last year's staggering number. the medical examiner's office says around 470 people have died from accidental drug overdoses in just the first eight months of the year. that averages to about two deaths every single day. fentanyl is to blame for most of these fatalities. last year there were 441 overdose deaths. the report says san francisco could see 700 overdose deaths by the end of this year. >>> and san francisco unified has dropped a bomb shell proposal. the board announced that they

a group of people filled veterans memorial park in napa for 47-year-old juan garcia, shot during a traffiche sheriff said he got out and approached the deputy with a hand behind his back. they say when garcia was asked to show the hand, he didn't. the deputy said she shot first afraid that garcia had a gun. garcia was a chef and leaves behind a wife and three kids. >>> and as the bay area bounces back from the pandemic, the economy is one thing abc7 is focused on, one of the things, as we try build a better bay area. restaurant owners in e shing back against alameda county's decision to delay reopening inside dining. they say outdoor dining may not be successful much longer, and they may not survive. abc7's laura anthony with the story. >>> ten miles away, you can drive down the road and have a meal. >> reporter: with their counterparts in neighboring contra costa county allowed to offer limited inside dining, restaurant owners and n pleasanton are none too happy that alameda county officials won't grant them the same privilege despite meeting the state's coronavirus threshold. >> i think

>>investigators say sergeant david ackman stopped 47 year-old juan garcia. >>for not having headlights officers say that garcia was a a perceived threat when he got out of his vehicle and walked towards the patrol car with his hands behind his back fearing that garcia may have a weapon hidden behind him. the sergeant told him several times to stop and then ultimately drew his firearm and fired 6 shots hitting garcia each time. >>very >>calm. very collected person. you work with a team player with our small space and so that's why the video. >>it's just shocking. >>sheriff's officials say the surgeon acting was simply following his training. deputies never did find a gun or any weapon on garcia. >>it's a 53 am let's take a live look outside the kron studios along the embarcadero lots of sunshine and that's the story today. lots of heat into the 90's just about every neighborhood around the bay will be back with more about great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better

to call for justice for a man shot and killed by a napa sheriff's deputy this week. 47-year-old juan garcia of napa died after being stopped for a traffic stop. garcia got out of the car and approached the deputy while keeping his hand behind his back. when asked to show that hand he didn't, his family says garcia was shot eight times. the sheriff's office says they will release body camera footage next week. the protests will be held at veteran's park today at 1:00. >>> a new report finds that drug overdose deaths in san francisco have already surpassed last year's staggering numbers. the medical examiner's office says around 470 people have died from accidental overdoses in just the first eight months of the year. that averages to about two deaths every day. fentanyl is to blame for most of these fatalities. last year there were 441 overdose deaths through the entire year. the report says san francisco could see 700 jooverdose deathsy the end of this year. >>> san francisco unified has dropped a bomb shell proposal. the board announced they may switch an elite high school's system to a lo

the sheriff's office, says the driver, juan adrian garcia, got out of the car and started walking toward deputy with a hand behind his back. the deputy repeatedly told garcia to stop, we're told. when he didn't, the deputy shot him. the sheriff's office says garcia was not holding anything. the deputy has been placed on paid administrative leave. >>> and also, in the north bay, the vallejo city council once again took up the topic of defunding the police department. numerous council members weighed in tonight in a discussion that went on for several hours. one of them asked if the city did move forward with the emergency declaration, how it would work? the interim city attorney said it's a lot more difficult than it sounds. >> that would be something that would have to be done over a long period of time. i don't think it's something you could do overnight. it would be a very large undertaking. and actually, i think would require the expenditure of funds. >> he added there is also the potential the city could face a lawsuit from the police union if it moves to defund the police department

the sheriff's office, says the driver, juan adrian garcia, got out of the car and started walking toward the deputy with a hand behind his back. the deputy repeatedly told garcia to stop, we're told. when he didn't, the deputy shot him. the sheriff's office says garcia was not holding anything. the deputy has been placed on paid administrative leave. >>> and also, in the north bay, the vallejo city council once again took up the topic of defunding the police department. numerous council members weighed in tonight in a discussion that went on for several hours. one of themed ithe cy did with the emergency declaration, how it would work? the interim city attorney said it's a lot more difficult than it sounds. >> that would be something that would have to be done over a long period of time. i don't think it's something you could do overnight. it would be a very large undertaking. and actually, i think would require the expenditure of funds. >> he added there is also the potential the city could face a lawsuit from the police union if it moves to defund the police department. >>> bows and ar

. >> reporter: this is body cam video showing napa county sergeant pulling over juan adrian garcia forng without headlights on october 5th. instead of staying in his car near highway 21 and kaiser wrote , garcia through his cell phone out the window, got out of his car and walked toward the sergeant with one hand on his back. >> fearing mister garcia had a deadly weapon tucked behind his back, the sergeant drew his firearm and pointed at mister garcia. >> reporter: the sergeant moved backward and repeatedly asked garcia to stop and show his hands, but he refused. authorities said garcia kept his hand behind his back and walked aggressively toward the sergeant, who moved around his patrol vehicle to create distance between the two of them. but then garcia picked up the pace. >> stop! >> perceiving a deadly threat, sergeant enactment file injured six shots at garcia. all six struck him. >> reporter: garcia died the next day. deputies confirmed garcia was not armed but has a history of dui arrests and was drunk that night. >> mister garcia's blood- alcohol level when he arrived at the que

the napa county sheriff's office said a deputy stopped 47- year-old juan adrian garcia near the intersection of kaiser mode and highway 21. they say he got out of his car with one hand tucked behind his back. the deputy repeatedly asked him to stop and show his hands, but garcia refused. as he came closer, the deputy fired his weapon. it turned out that garcia was not holding anything. garcia was taken to a local hospital and the deputy is now admin separative leave. >>> the oakland city council is meeting right now and will soon consider a landmark policy for the police department that comes in the aftermath of the death of george floyd in minneapolis. the proposal would wide then city's existing ban against chokeholds and impose new restrictions on so-called neck holds. it would also prohibit oakland police officers from piling on top of people being restrained. the oakland police commission approved the propose understood policy back in july. the council is also requesting help from the state legislature to speed up enforcement. >>> first responders converged on the sonoma county fairly g

manos del alguacil del condado napa >> es una pena muy grande >> mauricio garcía aún no puede enfrentar su nueva realidad su hermano juando por un agente del alguacil del condado napa. >> lo que más duele ahora son sus hijos pequeños >> según un comunicado que el alguacil del condado napa público sufre sociales el agente detuvo a garcía la noche del lunes por una violación de tráfico sobre la carretera dos 21. garcía salió del auto y con una mano detrás de su espalda comenzó a dirigirse al oficial que le ordenó detenerse pero al no obedecer, el oficial de disparo. >> fumaba como cualquier persona pero no había pasado >> también dicen que agentes acudieron a la escena y transportaron a la víctima al hospital donde falleció la siguiente noche, rápidamente se lanzó una investigación y el oficial involucrado fue puesto bajo licencia administrativa. >> era un gran cocinero realmente, él trabajo para los principales restaurantes >> mauricio nos dice que su cuñada está desconsolada y sabe que no se puede crear con los brazos cruzados espera lograr justicia por su hermano y disfrutar la verdad a pesar de lo que sea. >> si es cu

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>>> su hermano juan murió tras ser baleado >>> es lo que más me interesa >>> según un comunicado, el alguacil público un agente detuvo la noche del lunes sobre la carretera dos 21, garcíauto, le ordenó detenerse pero al no obedecer disparo >>> no >>> en el comunicado también dicen que acudieron a la escena y transportaron a la víctima al hospital, rápidamente se lanzo la investigación y fue puesto bajo investigación >>> muchos, del valle de napa >>> de su cuñada está desconsolada, acertar la verdad a pesar de lo que sea >>> yo perdono, lo perdono >>> para el alguacil nos dice que el oficial tenía su cámara corporal y esto será parte de la investigación, noticiero telemundo48 >>> dan a conocer las imágenes de las cámaras de la malicia, >>> en cuanto a las autoridades fue el que llamó al 911 para pedir ayuda porque era perseguida, lo arrestaron por denuncias contra varias personas, lo encontraron sin vida con el cinturón de seguridad en el cuello >>> finalmente entra en vigor una ley que ordena a los policías a relatar un informe a manos de un civil, deberá ser entregado antes de ver el vídeo de las cámaras, por la comisión de la policía, debido a las negociaciones, será