police shooting of sean monterrosa in valais last june was, quote, not reasonable.ort released by the city and police department. the 22 year-old was shot while officers were responding to looting at a walgreens store following the death of george floyd. >> kron 4 sweep to call explains the report. details several breakdowns of department policies by the officers involved. >> based on interviews with vallejo police supervisors on duty the night 22 year-old sean monterrosa was gunned down through a windshield by an officer in the back of an unmarked truck last june and interviews with the officers involved. the independent administrative investigative review into the shooting finds the use of force was not objectively reasonable. it says the 4 officers who were on scene tactically responded poorly and violated the police department's de escalation policies in light of those factors. the review says, quote, the chances of a non threatening or even capitulated movement by mister monterrosa being misperceived as a deadly threat. we're greatly increased its frustrating w

sean monterrosa's sisters consider the review of victory pointing to its assertion that the officers involved misinterpreted monterrosa's actions that night as aggression. >> failed to turn their body cameras on in a timely manner and that all of the officers mistakenly thought monterrosa was armed with a gun. instead it's been determined he had a hammer. we know shot he was surrendering. he knew that when the county law enforcement that, you know, we shouldn't pose any threat to them 18 months ago. the report says officers responding to the looting call at walgreens saw monterossa running towards a car that was leaving and eventually left without him and rammed into a patrol vehicle. that's when the officers say monterrosa moved toward them and as he kneeled on the ground appeared to draw a weapon. the report now says it was the officers who closed the distance and misjudge monterrosa as a threat. it would have been nice to hear the disciplinary actions that we're going to be released with the before family were still pushing for the fine conviction. >> for the attorney general's of

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the fatal police shooting of sean monterrosa double-a last june was, quote, not reasonable.according to a new independent report that was released by the city and the police department. the 22 year-old was shot while officers were responding to looting at a walgreens store following the death of george floyd. >> kron. 4 soup to call explains the report details several breakdowns of department policies by the officers involved. >> based on interviews with vallejo police supervisors on duty the night 22 year-old sean monterrosa was gunned down through a windshield by an officer in the back of an unmarked truck last june and interviews with the officers involved. the independent administrative investigative review into the shooting finds the use of force was not objectively reasonable. it says the 4 officers who were on scene tactically responded poorly and violated the police department's de escalation policies in light of those factors. the review says, quote, the chances of a non threatening or even capitulated movement by mister monterrosa being misperceived as a deadly thr

plus a new independent report is finding the deadly shooting of sean monterrosa was not reasonable. what this could now mean for the police officer who pulled the trigger. and a major retail theft bust right here in the bay area over 8 million dollars in goods found that was stolen and several people are now under arrest. kron 4 news at 3 starts right now. from the area's local news station. >> this is kron 4 news at 3. >> was a big part of this family. those are king. i protector our free fun. all right. by sir. he was our everything. >> now at 3 kevin, does she does family shares their memories of the former security guard and retired police officer who lost his life while protecting one of us. thank you so much for joining us here. during kron, 4 news at 3 o'clock today. i'm justine waldman. we're now approaching one week since kevin's death. he died last saturday after being shot in downtown oakland just one day before thanksgiving at the time he was protecting one of our reporters who was working on a story in oakland. his widow son and daughter all telling us today while prote

, con los galos para saber quien vive a su alrededor una investigación dice que quien disparó a monterrosaaron ante esta noticia y tiene un mensaje para la policía. >>> el 22 de junio del año 2020 agentes de la ppolicía de vallejo recibe un reporte de actividad de robo en varios puntos de la ciudad esto a raíz de la muerte de george floyd . >>> un grupo de uniformados llegó a una farmacia y encontrar a monterrosa indicado en el estacion amiento,pero como muestran estas imágenes de la cámara corporal uno de los agentes impares desde el inicio de su vasija matando a monterrosa de 22 años de edad, una investigación publicada el 2 de diciembre encontró que el policía que disparó y mató a monterrosa violó la política de dicha institución. >e>> mocionado realmente con la noticia. >>> nosotros nos enteramos como el resto del mundo anoche a las 7. >>> la familia asegura que la policía no ha colaborado con ellos desde su muerte. >>> sólo son tácticas y maneras que tienen que no (en inglés) a decir de pedir una entrevista el departamento de policía de vallejo no respondió ante la unión 48 pero dicen

the review says, quote, the chances of a non threatening or even capitulated movement by mister monterrosa being misperceived as a deadly threat. we're greatly increased its frustrating when you know the truth and you have to put you have to. >> continue to scream at the top of your lungs to be heard. sean monterrosa's sisters consider the review of victory pointing to its assertion that the officers involved misinterpreted monterrosa's actions that night as aggression. >> failed to turn their body cameras on in a timely manner and that all of the officers mistakenly thought monterrosa was armed with a gun. instead it's been determined he had a hammer. we know shot he was surrendering. he knew that when the county law enforcement that, you know, we shouldn't pose any threat to them 18 months ago. the report says officers responding to the looting call at walgreens saw monterossa running towards a car that was leaving and eventually left without him and rammed into a patrol vehicle. that's when the officers say monterrosa moved toward them and as he kneeled on the ground appeared to draw a

hablamos con el abogado de la familia monterrosa.licÍa de vallejo dijo que no estÁ disponible para contestar preguntas por el momento. el jefe de la policÍa asegura: " mi motivo era determinar los momentos exactos que ocurrieron esa noche y saber si las acciones de los oficiales fueron consistentes con las polÍticas del departamento ". de hecho, el fiscal bonta dijo que todavÍa no sabe cuÁndo estarÁn listos los resultados de la investigaciÓn criminal. ustedes creen que esto puede cambiar los procedimientos en la policÍa de vallejo? >> yo creo que sÍ. ramÓn: por otro lado, la policÍa estÁ solicitando su colaboraciÓn para esclarecer un homicidio ocurrido el 27 de octubre en el sur de la ciudad. todavÍa no hay sospechosos de los casos y no se conoce la identidad de la vÍctima. se trata del homicidio 31 del aÑo en san josÉ. la ciudad de oakland anunciÓ una iniciativa para apoyar la economÍa local. hablamos con un vocero de la campaÑa. >> comenzamos este aÑo en enero a educar a los consumidores para que hagan sus compras localmente y que

shots for kids now to the fatal police shooting of sean monterrosa in it was last june. >> and a new. >> independent report says it was not a reasonable shooting. that report was released by the city and the police department. the 22 year-old was shot while officers were responding to looting at a walgreens store following the death of george floyd. and it's quite forcefully to call explains this report details several breakdowns of department policies by the officers involved. >> based on interviews with vallejo police supervisors on duty the night 22 year-old sean monterrosa was gunned down through a windshield by an officer in the back of an unmarked truck last june and interviews with the officers involved. the independent administrative investigative review into the shooting finds the use of force was not objectively reasonable. it says the 4 officers who were on scene tactically responded poorly and violated the police department's de escalation policies in light of those factors. the review says, quote, the chances of a non threatening or even capitulated movement by mister mon

call 1.877.only.att. >> the deadly police shooting of sean monterrosa in valais last june was, quote,t's according to a new independent report released by the city and police department. the 22 year-old was shot while officers responding to looting at a walgreens store following the death of george floyd forcefully. juggle reports now on several breakdowns of department policies by the officers involved. >> based on interviews with vallejo police supervisors on duty the night 22 year-old sean monterrosa was gunned down through a windshield by an officer in the back of an unmarked truck last june and interviews with the officers involved. the independent administrative investigative review into the shooting finds the use of force was not objectively reasonable. it says the 4 officers who were on scene tactically responded poorly and violated the police department's de escalation policies in light of those factors. the review says, quote, the chances of a non threatening or even capitulated movement by mister monterrosa being misperceived as a deadly threat. we're greatly increased its

sean monterrosa's sisters consider the review of victory pointing to its assertion that the officers involved misinterpreted monterrosa's actions that night as aggression. >> failed to turn their body cameras on in a timely manner and that all of the officers mistakenly thought monterrosa was armed with a gun. instead it's been determined he had a hammer. we know shot he was surrendering. he knew that when the county law enforcement that, you know, we shouldn't pose any threat to them 18 months ago. the report says officers responding to the looting call at walgreens saw monterossa running towards a car that was leaving and eventually left without him and rammed into a patrol vehicle. that's when the officers say monterrosa moved toward them and as he kneeled on the ground appeared to draw a weapon. the report now says it was the officers who closed the distance and misjudge monterrosa as a threat. it would have been nice to hear the disciplinary actions that we're going to be released with the before family were still pushing for the fine conviction. >> for the attorney officer brin

por otra parte, el caso de sean monterrosa tiene un impacto. veamos los detalles.de la investigaciÓn administrativa sobre la muerte de sean monterrosa, en donde reconocen algunas fallas. >> por fin se dieron cuenta de lo que habÍamos reconocido que habÍa sucedido en 2020. reportera: la investigaciÓn fue realizada por una agencia independiente, que detallan varias fallas de los agentes involucrados en un reporte. se indicÓ que los oficiales involucrados no respondieron al protocolo y no encendieron sus cÁmaras corporales cuando debÍan hacerlo. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: me dice que esto significa muy poco para las cosas que le preocupan a la comunidad, que son consecuencias y castigo para los oficiales involucrados. la policÍa de vallejo dijo que no estaba disponible para contestar preguntas. el jefe de la policÍa asegura en un comunicado que su objetivo al determinar la investigaciÓn independiente eera saber lo que habÍa ocurrido esa noche y saber si las actuaciones de los oficiales eran consecuentes con las polÍticas del departamento. el fiscal general estuvo ho

monterrosa was shot in the parking lot. he had a hammer in his sweatshirt parking lot.olice say that officer mistook it for a gun. the report late tonight says the officer fired rapidly through the windshield of his patrol car, racketing in a tactical way and dehe didn't use any de-escalation techniques first. it's up to the vallejo police department to decide whether or not that officer should face disciplinary action. the state attorney general has launched its own investigation. now we did reach out to the monterrosa family tonight, and they told us that they need more time before they comment. >>> only on nbc bay area, our investigative community unit has obtained exclusive information about the los gatos mom accused of throwing those alcohol-filled sex parties for students, including her own sons. los gatos high school was aware of the mother's actions months before she was arrested. the first allegation about shannon o'connor came from a parent in december of 2020. according to internal school emails, that parent wrote to school officials that o'connor buys alcoho

as one officer arrived, police say he opened fire, hitting 22- year-old sean monterrosa in the head ,ling him. it was later determined that the victim had a hammer in one of his pockets and not a gun. >> an emotional night for everybody but it look like the car took off and i think he thought he was being turning back towards the cops. >> investigators say that the actions of sean monterrosa were predictable based on the way officers responded . the report says that police failed to deploy any de-escalating techniques. the vallejo police chief says the findings are the first step towards disciplining the officer. the criminal investigation is being conducted by the california attorney general. >>> onto the fight against covid and the new omicron very the five states are now reporting cases of the knee strain but experts believe the numbers are a lot higher. let's take a look at the white house where the biden administration is pushing for more widespread vaccinations and increased testing as a recent study published in the lancet found booster shots significantly strengthen the body's

we reached out to monterrosa family. they say they need more time before they comment. >>> fighting omicron head on. >> we are in a far better position now than we were at this time last year. >> new this midday, u.s. health leaders are laying out their plan to combat the new variant. nbc bay area's cierra johnson live for us this midday. those health officials just gave us an update this morning. what are they urging americans to do now? >> yeah, members of that covid response team say that the message is really straightforward. vaccines could clearly be our most important tool. that address was made by several members of the prominent health care community, including dr. anthony fauci, chief medical director to the president and director of the cdc, dr. rochelle walensky. these leaders also emphasized it's important for boosters. stressing that any american fully vaccinated before june, it's now time to receive that covid-19 booster. that advice was just one of five points laid out by president biden and reiterated by

monterrosa was fatally shot by an officer responding to a report of looting at walgreens monterrosa didy the independent investigation found that the officer's decision to use deadly force in this case was not object objectively reasonable. the report found the officer used poor tactics to de-escalate the situation. and now that officer may face disciplinary action for violating the vallejo police department's policies. >> we'll take a break here at 9.37, coming up next on the kron 4 morning news the warriors they're going to be facing the phoenix suns tonight after losing to them on the road earlier in the week. we'll tell you how the players say they're hoping bounce back with a win and how a couple of the north bank are helping out families who can't afford christmas trees this year will have their inspirational story in just a minute and we are starting to see visibility improving. but that doesn't mean it's much brighter out there for most of us just yet. still pretty gray. start like you're seeing at sfo this morning. >> later on today. just some cooler hazy conditions with highs

monterrosa was fatally shot by an officer responding to a report of alluding at walgreens monterrosa did not have a gun. he had a hammer. >> when he was shot. the independent investigation found the officer's decision to use deadly force was objectively reasonable. the report found the officer used poor tactics to de-escalate the situation. now that officer may face disciplinary action for violating the vallejo police department's policies. >> major move is underway right now. at the state capitol with lawmakers moving out of their offices in preparation for a big renovation project. the capital's annex is set to be demolished to make way for a new upgraded space. for the last 7 decades. 70 years. this annex is housed executive and legislative offices. now this project is expected to cost taxpayers about 1.2 billion dollars legislators defending the demolition say that the current and next as old as asbestos. it has limited access for the disabled has lack of safety measures like exits and sprinklers. so they say it's necessary. the new space will include about a 100 million dollars

monterrosa was fatally shot by an officer responding to a report of looting at walgreens monterrosa didgun. he did have a hammer when he was shot. the independent investigation found the officer's decision to use deadly force was not objective. lee reasonable. the report found the officer used poor tactics to de-escalate the situation. and now that officer may face disciplinary action for violating the vallejo police department policies. >> san mateo. police say they have arrested the man who sexually assaulted a blind woman in cupertino. we told you about what happened earlier in the year. we showed you surveillance images of the man they were looking for who followed the woman from a store into a parking lot. this was in may. well, now they've arrested 29 year-old bernard my ortiz for assaulting the woman in a parking lot near stevens creek boulevard may hear ortiz was arrested yesterday and booked into county jail on charges of battery and false imprisonment. >> we'll take a break here in a 38 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the warriors will be facing the phoenix suns again t

monterrosa did not have a gun. he had a hammer when he was shot.force was not objection of the lee objectively reasonable. the report found the officer used poor tactics to de-escalate the situation. and now that officer may face disciplinary action for violating the vallejo police department policies. san mateo police have arrested a man suspected of sexually assaulting a blind woman. remember, this happened in cupertino earlier we showed you a u.s. surveillance images of the man they were looking for it was in may. a man assaulted the blind woman in the parking lot. 29 year-old ortiz is the one they say. did they say he followed the victim and then assaulted her in the parking lot near stevens creek boulevard. he was arrested yesterday and booked into the county jail on charges of battery and false imprisonment. >> in national news more than 60 schools across detroit have canceled classes following that deadly shooting that killed 4 students. authorities say they're actually looking into potential threats at some of those other schools, 15 year-o