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three years after the death of mario gonzalez in alameda police custody. and now those same officers face charges . plus, today is for 20. no celebration, though at hippie hill here in san francisco this year. instead a sports tournament being planned, then the end of an era. the last ride for bart's legacy trains. good morning everybody. it's saturday, april 20th. i'm stephanie sierra. lisa is here with a look at the forecast and it's looking nice out there. yeah, it certainly is. >> we get a nice dry weekend and a warmer one. in fact, we are getting into a warming trend for the next few days. here's a look at live doppler seven where you notice some patchy fog. but overall things are brightening up from our sutro tower camera. look how pretty that is. temperatures from the low 50s downtown, mid 50s in oakland, 57 in san jose and from vollmer peak. still a bit of a marine layer there. 58 in concord, 55 in livermore, and finally emeryville. our last stop there, the sea breeze kicks up today, but that's not going to keep the temperatures up from climbing in

presentadora: hoy hace tres aÑos, mario gonzÁlez morÍa a manos de a manos de la policÍa en alameda.almente presentaron cargos de homicidio involuntario contra tres agentes por su muerte. recordemos que en abril de 2021, policÍa lo inmovilizaron en el suelo hasta que falleciÓ. los agentes acusados son eric, james y cameron, presentÓ los cargos justo cuando el plazo de prescripciÓn penal estaba a punto de expirar. el incidente se registrÓ despuÉs de que los agentes recibieron un llamado sobre una persona sospechosa. nos vamos directamente a alameda como la treta mejÍa, allÍ precisamente hoy la comunidad se une en vigilia de memoria de mario gonzÁlez, y querÍa preguntarte, quÉ piensan ellos sobre esta decisiÓn? >> muy buenas tardes, hace apenas unos minutos estuve hablando con la mamÁ de mario gonzÁlez, a quien hace tres aÑos le causÓ profundo dolor. voy a dejar vivir lo que estamos sintiendo en este momento, la comunidad se ha unido y atraÍdo a ti estas artes para homenajear la memoria de mario gonzÁlez que falleciÓ manos de la policÍa de alameda. en primer momento se dijo quien iba l

se cumplen 3 años de la muerte de mario gonzález, de 26 años.arios oficiales de alameda y es por eso que hoy la comunidad y su familia se reunieron en el parque donde murió. pues para recordarlo y yomara lópez nos acompaña en vivo desde donde se está desarrollando precisamente esta vigilia. yomara sabemos que ayer precisamente la fiscal pamela price anunció que los oficiales involucrados están enfrentando ahora cargos de homicidio involuntario. pero qué dijo la la madre de la víctima? chicos, buenas tardes. la madre me dijo que este es el mejor regalo de cumpleaños este año. porque ella justamente cumpleaños mañana. pero quiero mostrar lo que está pasando en estos momentos. porque se está llevando a cabo esa vigilia justo en el parque donde falleció mario gonzález. esto fue el 19 de abril del 2021 y como ustedes están viendo, pues estamos viendo un baile azteca. la familia le gusta hacer esto cada año, conmemoración no? mario, que murió como les dije en un principio, justamente aquí también vemos a la madre. ella está a un lado de los bailadores

el viernes se realizÓ una vigilia en memoria de mario gonzÁlez en la ciudad de alameda. joven que falleciÓ. reportera: la vigilia para honrar a mario gonzÁlez que falleciÓ hace tres aÑos, ya estaba pautada para el 19 de abril, pero llegÓ una noticia que llenÓ de alegrÍa a su madre. abran tres cargos sobre los tres policÍas que ocasionaron la muerte. >> fue una noticia para mÍ. mi cumpleaÑos es maÑana y dije que este era mi regalo. reportera: la fiscal reabriÓ este caso. >> yo sÉ que el proceso no es fÁcil ni corto, pero es como una luz que se abre para la justicia de mi hijo que muriÓ hace tres aÑos. reportera: la vigilia se realizÓ en el mismo parque donde encontraron esta persona. a raÍz de una nueva investigaciÓn, se encontrÓ en una segunda autopsia, que la muerte de mario gonzÁlez fue por asfixia. cuÁl serÍa el mensaje para esta fiscal? >> quiero darle las gracias. lo que ella hizo fue lo que hizo es darme esperanza, justicia. reportera: la madre de mario espera que los policÍas reciba la mÁxima de cuatro aÑos por homicidio involuntario. presentadora: un policÍa de o

a celebration of life was held tonight for mario gonzales. it was three years ago today that he died after officers pinned him to the ground, face down for several minutes. his family is now sharing its reaction to the district attorney's office deciding to charge three officers with involuntary manslaughter. again, this is three years to the day since his death, and there has been so much concern from the family ever since that day, abc seven news reporter tara campbell was at tonight's gathering, a celebration friday of the life of mario gonzales and the criminal charges filed against alameda police officers in his death. >> exactly three years ago, my, you know, like my son, they died right here in this park. mario's mother speaking one day after alameda county district attorney pamela price announced the results of a new investigation, eric mckinley, james fisher and cameron leahy. >> leahy have each been charged with one count of involuntary manslaughter, price pledging to reexamine the case when she first took office, reversing the deci

today marks three years since mario gonzalez was killeprompting protest and calls for justice. heater this evening, the community will hoa vigil in alameda. gonzalez's mother is planning to end. andrea nakano on the new charges that could land the throfficers in the case >> do me a favor, mario. >> this happened in april 2021. area as they tried to question mario gonzalez which led to a sffle and the 26-year-old man was forced to lay facedown on the ground. family members spoke out after the incident, wondering how this could happen to their loved one. >> there was not a reason to detain hilet alone kill him but they took a calm situation and made it fatal. >> e officers now fac involuntary manslaughter chargethat can carry a tence of up to four years in state prison. >> this is not a great day for the city of alameda, for the countyof alameda, or for the family of mr. gonzalez. >> these charges came about after a public accountability unhad a second look at the case. price would not say what the -- they found to warrant the charges being filed three years after gonzalez ú>> i

a celebration of life was held tonight for mario gonzales. it was three years ago today that he died after officers pinned him to the ground, face down for several minutes. his family is now sharing its reaction to the district attorney's office deciding to charge three officers with involuntary manslaughter. again, this is three years to the day since his death, and there has been so much concern from the family ever since that day, abc seven news reporter tara campbell was at tonight's gathering, a celebration friday of the life of mario gonzales and the criminal charges filed against alameda police officers in his death. >> exactly three years ago, my, you know, like my son, they died right here in this park. mario's mother speaking one day after alameda county district attorney pamela price announced the results of a new investigation, eric mckinley, james fisher and cameron leahy. >> leahy have each been charged with one count of involuntary manslaughter, price pledging to reexamine the case when she first took office, reversing the deci

three years after the death of mario gonzalez in alameda police custody. and now those officers are facing charges. plus, today is for 20. no celebration at hippie hill here in san francisco this year. instead a sports tournament being planned. we'll have more on that. good morning. it's saturday, april 20th. i'm stephanie sierra, lisa is here and you brought the good weather with you. >> oh well thank you. yeah we're going to have a cooler day today and warmer tomorrow, but cooler just because we're starting out with the low clouds and fog. so cooler to get going just a little bit. you can see the gray there on live doppler seven. it is 55 in hayward, 54 in san jose, san francisco. good morning. 51 for you. and you can see some upper 40s from santa rosa where we have two mile visibility, 49 sonoma and 50 in vallejo. so our 24 hour temperature change, not too dramatic, a little warmer in the south bay. and a look outside pier 39. there by 9:00 we're partly sunny, but after that we will begin to warm up with the sunny conditions. noontime 60s around the bay

ies touched are olding a vigil to ememberds mario gonzalez. this is where fficers tried to arrest him, and this is where he died. this is the police chest cam video encounter. the previous rict attorney and a few independent investigations have previouslleared the officers of any wrong doing. d.a. pamela price would not say if there is anynew evidence. her office charged the three officers with involuntary manslaughter right before the third anniversary of the death and a day before the sute of limitation was set to expire. the officers are eric mckinley and james fisher. officer fisher now works for the tra costa sheriff's office. >> we are trying to rebuild trust in a system that has not always been fair to folks, particularly in alameda county. officers caught up with 021,- gonzalez in a theft vestigation. he was apparently incoherent. aft3 talking with him for nine months, the officers decided to detain him. officers say he o the ground where theyd a knee on his back. after ruggling for five minutes, gonzalez stopped breag. supporters of t

hoy se realiza una emotiva vigilia en memoria de mario gonzÁlez en alameda.allÍ estuvo marÍa antonieta falleciÓ manos de la policÍa en alameda hace tres aÑos, estaba pautada para este viernes. la fiscal del distrito del condado de alameda anunciÓ que serÍan en tablados cargos por homicidio voluntario contra los tres agentes de la policÍa que causaron su muerte. >>fue algo espectacular para mÍ, una noticia muy gratificante. porque mi cumpleaÑos es maÑana, dije estÉs mi regalo. >>la fiscal anterior decidiÓ que los tres policÍas quedaran absueltos de cualquier delito, sin embargo la actual fiscal reabriÓ el caso. >>es como una puerta de esperanza para mÍ. sÉ que el proceso no es fÁcil, pero es como una luz grande que se abre para la justicia de mi hijo que muriÓ hace tres aÑos. >>la vigilia se realizÓ en el mismo parque de alameda donde en 2021 mario 11 le fue puesto en el suelo, donde los agentes lo inmovilizaron boca abajo durante mÁs de cinco minutos y no le permitieron respirar bien. a raÍz de la nueva investigaciÓn se encontrÓ en una segunda autopsia que la muerte de mari gonzÁlez fu

this comes after reopening the investigation into mario's case last year.is why pamela price's competitor's crisis. doubling down two today saying after the fourth independent review, he stands by the decisions these officers did nothing wrong. the attorney for officer he le as hoe. don't buy it. >> i think pamela price is doing what is right. she ran her campaign on police accountability. >> reporter: now high hopes as the evidence speaks for itself. >> that should definitely be enough to rightfully convict the man. >> i'm not the authority, and i don't know about the law, but i'm a mother. he was my son. i want to say something strong for them. >> reporter: edith says so nobody has to endure what they have. in >>> this major road closure could impact your weekend plans. caltrans shut down all westbound lanes of highway 37 in the north bay for road repairs. highway 37 is expected to stay closed until early monday morning. so take a look here at the red line that's the closure. the green is how you get around it. drivers will be redirected to highway 12, 29

unit concludes in mario gonzales died of asphyxiation. a departure from the initial report pointing to toxic effects of methamphetamine and morbid obesity. among the causes of his death. mario's brother, jerry gonzales, says his sights are now set on a conviction. wanting justice not only for mario but also the seven year old son he left behind, and the three men, each facing up to four years in state prison. does it feel like justice if they are convicted? >> yeah, it'll be. it's definitely a major win and stepping into the right direction. we're going to continue advocating for this. you know, amanda michael blanco works for a restorative justice nonprofit. >> her brother, eric salgado, was shot and killed by california highway patrol officers in 2020. the officers were never charged. >> my hope for this evening is that one we're in community that we don't lose sight from this fight because this is just the beginning. >> and mario's mother plans on doing exactly that, continuing the fight. >> nobody can can give me my son back. you know

officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez.rict attorney speaks more about the case. >>> the battle across the bay gets legal. sfo is responding to oakland international's plan to include san francisco in its name. >>> governor newsom is announcing new plans to get people off the street. his new housing accountability unit will push cities to meet with state housing targets or be held accountable. this comes after a recent audit says the state failed to track whether $24 billion in homeless funding actually worked. the state is also giving more money to help local governments move people into encampments from state property into temporary permanent housing. >>> on monday, the supreme court is slated to hear a case that will impact how cities can address the surging homeless population. the justices will weigh arguments in a case involving the homeless and bands on where they may sleep. the suit involves whether laws that punish homeless people for camping on public property are cruel and unusual. >>> california attorney general

our looks at the stunning turn of events. >> this is the police chest cam video of the mario gonzalezncounter. the previous district attorney and a few independent investigations have previously cleared the officers of any wrongdoing . da pamela price would not say if there is any new evidence. the office charged the three officers with involuntary manslaughter right before the third anniversary of the death and a day before the statute of limitations was set to expire. the officers are eric mckinley, james fisher and cameron leahy. officer fisher now works for the contra costa county sheriff's office. >> we need to try to rebuild trust in a system that has not always been fair, particularly in alameda county. >> on april 19, 2021, officers caught up with gonzalez and theft investigation. he was apparently incoherent . after talking with him for nine minutes, the officers decided to detain him. officers that he resisted so they took him down to the ground where an officer placed a knee on his back after struggling for five minutes, gonzalez stopped breathing. supporters of the gonzale

the recently concluded reexamination into the death of mario gonzalez. thanks so much for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. it has been almost 3 years now since gonzalez died in police custody. >> it was 4/19/2021 neighbors near a park in alameda called police reporting a person. it officers showed up and eventually took. 26 year-old mario gonzalez to the ground while trying to cuff him. he lost his breath with officers, pinned him and later died at the hospital. the alameda county coroner's office ruled the death a homicide, an independent autopsy determined gonzales died from as 11 million dollar federal civil rights lawsuit was filed against the city of alameda in this case and the 3 officers involved in gonzales is death. the money will be awarded to gonzales is 7 year-old son. so the press conference was scheduled to start at 6 o'clock. it's obviously warning late. we'll bring it to you, though. >> live once it does begin. >> in other news, person is dead after their car went off a cliff. this is a gray

. >> it was three years ago today when mario gonzalez died in the custody of alameda police. last night, alameda county da pamela price announced she's filed criminal charges against the officers involved in the confrontation. ktvu crime reporter henry lee is live in alameda with the latest henry. >> greg, we're at otis and park this is where mario gonzalez was restrained by alameda police and later died. we're here at a vigil where supporters and loved ones are gathering at this hour. this, as the three officers involved are now criminal defendants. mixed emotions on the third anniversary of the death of mario gonzalez in 2021, the 26 year old father died after he was restrained by three alameda police officers who have now been charged by alameda county da pamela price's office with felony involuntary manslaughter. >> it is important, as public officials that we do have a public accountability unit, that we do hold people accountable when there is harm and that we don't have a double standard. we got a pulse. >> price's predecessor, nancy o'malley, declined to charge office

a vigil is being held tonight marking 3 years since the death of mario gonzalez. it's being held at the site where the 26 year-old died while being restrained by 3 alameda police officer. yeah. the 3 officers in involved in his death have been charged with involuntary manslaughter. they're facing up to 4 years behind bars. kron four's dan thorn. >> joining us now live from the vigil >> well, that vigil is still in the process of the right now. and this it's a bit it's obviously somber moment based on what has happened. but it's also a bit of a celebration here tonight for the family and the groups that will be gathering here at the park over. >> the charges that the alameda county district attorney pamela price is going to be pursuing against these 3 alameda police officers. gonzalez was 26 years old on april 1920, 21 when died here at this park, police officers were responding to a call of gonzalez being disorderly and later learned that he was a suspected of shoplifting. a police body cam video which we're looking at here shows the officers trying to detain gonz

it found no criminal wrongdoing by the officers in the death of mario gonzalez. she said in a statement. mr. gonzalez's preexisting medical conditions and the level of toxicity of methamphetamine found in his system during the autopsy contributed to his death as apd officers tried to overcome his resistance. >> san francisco police are looking for a man who allegedly attacked an infant on a muni bus. a and baby were on a bus at van nee and o'farrell street just after 9 a.m. when they were approached. officers say the man physica assaulted e innt, then got off the bus and fled. fortunately, the baby was not seriously injured so far, no arrests have been made. also in san francisco, police detained a group of suspects, possibly tied to a series of car break ins. this was the view from skyfox. police say around ten this morning they detained the suspects near stanyan street and john f kennedy drive. an alert was then issued asking people to avoid the area. police say they believe the suspects are a part of a series of auto burglaries around san francisco. they did n

an emotional night in the east bay for the family of mario gonzalez. tonight, the community coming together for a vigil after three alameda officers were charged in his death. >> pain, pain. every single day. you know, missing my son. they're going to pay. i know that. >> mario gonzalez's family struggling to move forward. good evening. i'm cristina rendon, and i'm greg lee. >> gonzalez died in police custody exactly three years ago. tonight. we are hearing from his loved ones after the alameda county district attorney charged three police officers in his death. ktvu jana katsuyama attended tonight's vigil and spoke with mario's mother, gianna. >> well, his mother, edith, said that she has been waiting for this day ever since her son died three years ago. and tonight they held their annual vigil in the park. she said that she had a message for the three men who are charged. >> the third year my son died right here in this park. >> edith arenales has been coming to this park in alameda since april 2021, marking the death of her son, 26 year old mario go

but of course, mario not being here the justice that they obviously cannot receive in this case. the family, though, is expecting to hopefully see everything work in their favor. those officers are expected to be in within the next month or so. we're going to be, of course, covering that and also having a full report in full wrap-up on the vigil in celebration that took place here earlier this evening. while the key back to you. >> other news tonight, the supreme court is set to hear oral arguments monday on a case that could impact how cities handle homelessness. the case comes as last year saw a record number of people living on the streets here in the u.s. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> in a case that could have far-reaching impact, the supreme court will hear arguments on whether the city of grants pass oregon can punish homeless people for camping in public spaces. one of the most influential cases on housing in over 40 years. a lower court previously ruled in favor of the homeless population, calling it a cruel and unusual punishment to find and

mario: la cita fue frente al control de policÍa del distrito 11, donde cuatro uniformados acribillarublicadas por la agencia independiente de la actividad policial, en ellas se ve a cinco oficiales rodeÁndole y exigiÉndole que baje su ventanilla, cuando comienzan los balazos, entre cuatro uniformados dispararon por lo menos 96 veces quitÁndole la vida, segÚn copa, todo parece indicar que el hombre disparÓ primero, pero estÁ caliente la prueba de balÍstica para confirmarlo, lo que se sabe a ciencia cierta es que la causa del operativo no serÍa mÁs que una infracciÓn de trÁnsito, al parecer, manejaba sin cinturÓn de seguridad. para la hermana del joven, es una prueba mÁs de que la policÍa local sigue discriminando a personas de color. >> [habla en inglÉs] la historia se repite, la policÍa discrimina nuestra gente, nos matan en cualquier esquina, ellos pueden volver a sus casas con sus familias, mi hermano no volverÁ jamÁs por culpa de estos asesinos. mario: la protesta subiÓ de tono cuando los manifestantes tomaron la calle e interrumpieron el trÁnsito vehicular ante la pasividad de la

we're talking about death of mario gonzalez while in police custody.t certainly drew national attention. right now his family is speaking out t a vigil in alameda. we'll have their reaction to the filing of charges against three ocers involved. >>> tomorrow is 4-20, but the iconic center of the marijuana officially off limits to pot fans. we talk to business owners who aren't sure what to exp so all that and more comup in abou ten minutes. >>> let's go to matt and some sports. hey there. >> hi, jules. giants kicked off their four-game home series in style last night against the diamondbacks. manager bob melvin called the 5-0 win their all-und performance of the year. tonight san francisco has a chance to do something it hasn't done all season, win a third game in a row. thace, batters, gave up just two hits in seven shutout innings, a well deserved night off tonight. e might be a little distracted in the dugout. after taking down the warriors on wednesday, the sacramento kings take on the pelicans for the eighth seed in the west. we know webb is a huge

restoring public trust after high profile police shootings including the killing of mario woods. they completed 272 reforms required by the california department of justice. everything from limiting use of force to preventing bias in policing and hiring. so, data released shows a drop in the use of force incidents. that is between 2016 and 2022. although the number of police shootings was up last year, five people were shot in 2023, compared to a low of 2 in 2021. so, our wilson walker has reaction to the progress and the acknowledgement that the work is not finished. >> my name is felicia jones, i am founder of justice for mario woods. >> reporter: today was a milestone in a journey that started years ago having been pushing for greater accountability for the police since the shooting of mario woods in 2015. >> even though it may be a world stage in regards to the super bowl it has to be a world stage in justice. >> reporter: nearly a decade later here she was leading a cheer in a room full of police officers marking what everyone agrees is a step and not a finish line >> it is

poe chest cam video of the mario gonzalez encounter. the previous district attorney and a few independent investigations have previously wrongdoing. d.a. pamela rice would not say if there's any new evidence. her office crged the three officers with involury manslaughter right before the third anniversary of theath and a day before the statute of limitats was set to expire. the officers are ric mckinley, cameron leahy and james fisher. cer fisher now works for the contra costa county sheriff's office. trust in a system that has not ays been fair to folks, particularly in alameda county. >> repo: on april 19, 2021, officers caught up with nzalez in a theft ht up with investigation. he was apparently incoherent. after talking with him for nine minutes, the officers decided to detain him. officers say he resisted, so they took him down tthe ground where an officer placed a knee on his back. after struggling for five minutes gonzalez stopped breathing. supporters of the gonzalez family say the news. l charges are welcome - >> justice would

hoy se cumplen 3 años de la muerte de mario gonzález, que con solo 26 años murió a manos de 3 agentesicía de alameda y como ya han hecho una tradición en su familia y también amistades, se reunieron en el parque donde perdió la vida y realizaron una vigilia yomara lópez ha conversado ya con la madre de gonzález, quien se refirió por primera vez a esta decisión de la fiscal del condado de alameda de que los oficiales involucrados en la muerte de gonzález enfrentarán cargos criminales. la vigilia comenzó con un baile azteca en el parque donde murió mario gonzález el 19 de abril del 2021, a manos de 3 oficiales de la policía de alameda. pero esta vigilia fue diferente a las otras. por primera vez se le vio a edith arenales sonreír tras recibir una llamada de la oficina de la fiscal de alameda, pamela price, justo antes de su cumpleaños. cuando yo recibí esa llamada, yo sabía que algo iba a pasar. y yo le dije oh, gracias, esta es mi cumpleaños y. y no lo podía creer. estaba yo feliz, feliz. es como que recibes un una bendición tan grande. el jueves, la fiscal del condado alameda, pamela

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>>> now at 11:00, as the family of mario gonzalez celebrates ú police tody death -- >> thank god theyopened the case again. >> -- others are speaking out to defend the actions the officers took exactly three yearago today. >>> plus this east bay theater is a bit harder to spot these days, why the owner says he's cutting the lights to keep from closing the curtains. >> if your income is not going p, you have to reduce intentions.3 >>> and going down the drain, why this spectacular sight at a bay area lake is actually a g sign of where we are water-wise. >>> from kpix, this is the late newswith sara donchey on cbs news bay area. Ãgood evening. i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. >>> exactly three years ago on s night the family of mario on and while they tell us their pain still feels fresh, tonight they're experiencing a new emotion, hope after prosecutors filed felony charges against three alameda police officers wrongdoing in the case. the police body camera video caught the encounter in an alameda park in 2021. officers were investigatia possible theft d talked to gonzez for

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a live look tonight at the vigil being held by the family of mario gonzalez. today marks 3 years since the 26 year-old died while being restrained by 3 alameda police officers. right. and that very park that you see there. again, that is a live look that 3 officers involved have been charged with involuntary manslaughter. 3 now face up to 4 years behind bars. >> on april, 21st 2021, alameda police responded to a call for a report of a man at a park talking to himself and scaring the colors. wife, some background here. and then when police arrived, they attempted to take him into custody. but a struggle ensued. police body cam video shows the 3 officers pinning gonzalez down for several minutes. the coroner determined that gonzalez is cause of death. was the toxic effects of methamphetamine along with the psychological stress of altercation and restraint, obesity and alcohol is and contributing to the process of dying. the family of gonzales settled a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of alameda and the officers involved for 11 million dollars back in dec

friday marks 3 years since the death of mario gonzalez. a vigil happened last night for the man who was in police custody when he died. kron four's dan thorn reports. >> mario gonzalez, his family calls it his angel for surrey friday, marking 3 years since his death in alameda police custody. it was in this park. alameda police say officers responding to a report of gonzales talking to himself and acting oddly, they were then seen on body cam video pinning the 26 year-old father to the ground face down before he died. gonzales, his cause of death was later ruled as a homicide. gonzalez's family expressed some joy in knowing the 3 officers are now facing criminal charges, but is good >> i'm betty have grateful receive the notice. >> gonzalez's mother edith are in. ali's says the body cam video shows the police were clearly in the wrong alameda county district attorney pamela price announced the involuntary manslaughter charges thursday night. he hopes i and >> thankfully we finally got news that they're going proceed with the charges or at

. >>> we start with the case of mario gonzalez, the man who died in custody three years ago, charges are against three alameda police officers who have been previously cleared of wrongdoing. the body camera video caught the encounter back in 2021, officers were investigating a possible theft, they talked to gonzales for about nine minutes before attempting to restrain him. he appeared to be incoherent and resisting arrest. an officer pinned him down for five minutes before he fell unconscious, the report ruled that gonzales died from the toxic effects of methamphetamine and the fit of -- physical stress of the strain. but the family says there is more to it, we spoke to them last night as they celebrated his life and praised the new decision to press charges. >> it has been three years since mario gonzalez died but the vigil at the location where he passed was filled with hope, that is because his family just got news from the d.a. office that they will be filing charges. april 19th will always be a sad day for the gonzalez family. back in 2021, mario gonzalez died in police custody

la policía de alameda respondió a una llamada y terminó en la muerte de mario gonzález.

. >> almost three years ago to the day, mario gonzalez was pinned to the ground in an east bay park. police officers trying to arrest him held him town for minutes before he fell unconscious and died. the three officers were cleared of wrong doing, but they're now facing felony charges that could land them in prison. . >> reporter: this is a case that was already review bid former district attorney nancy o'malley and charges were never filed during her term, but current district attorney pamela price had said that she wanted to review this case when she took office and she handed out this complaint that was filed today. >> hey, hey, no it's not that. >> reporter: this happened in april of 2021. officers were looking into a case of a possible theft in the area as they tried to question mario gonzalez it led to a scuffle. and the 26-year-old man was forced to lay face down on the ground. family members spoke out after the incident wondering how this can happen to their loved one. >> there was no reason to detain him, let alone kill him. the apd took a calm situation and made it fatal.

is mario coming home. >> kat brooks is the executive director of the anti police terror project, and believes the officers should be facing heavier charges. >> it's really hard to get a cop charged, let alone convicted, in this state or any other state around the country. this is very much far from over all. >> madam d.a. can do is charge. >> now it's up to a judge and a jury at this time, one of the three involved officers is no longer employed by the city of alameda, while the other two have been placed on administrative leave. >> if convicted, they face up to four years in state prison and are expected to be in court in may. tara campbell, abc seven news new developments with governor newsom's plan to clear out death row at san quentin prison and convert it into a rehabilitation center, some of the condemned have already been relocated. >> one of the prisons is in chino in southern california. the mayor says she learned that 26 prisoners were transferred there and is concerned about it. chino's prison sits right in the middle of the town, and there's a school, a park and businesse

charged three officers in mario gonzales' case. the charge is involuntary manslaughter. >> the officers could face up to four years, which isn't much to the people who layed flowers. they say it's something. a bigger turnout than the previous two years. on what loved ones are calling the angelversery of mario gonzales. photos on this bench, some with his young son. mario's mother told the crowd, where her mother encountered three officers. >> it's not easy. it's not easy to be holding the pain. >> she never lost face. >> something is going to happen. >> it finally did. >> i learned that our public accountability unit has filed charged against three lawsuit officers. >> reporter: the three are charged with involuntary manslaughter. body cameras show that the officers pinned mario down while trying to restrain him for several minutes. >> things are moving in the right direction. >> this comes after the district attorney's office opened the case last year. despite that they concluded there was not enough evidence for charges. the alam

three years after the death of mario gonzalez, an alameda police custody.ning us. it's been about 24 hours since we learned those police officers will be charged, a reversal of the original assessment of the case is mario gonzalez died after he was pinned face down by alameda police officers for several minutes. one autopsy found he died from toxic effects of methamphetamine. in a second cited restraint, asphyxiation. gonzalez was 26 years old and left behind a son who is now seven. an independent investigation investigation cleared the officers and they faced no charges. but shortly after taking office, newly elected alameda county district attorney pamela price created the public accountability unit. now, just over a year later, its review has resulted in involuntary manslaughter charges against the three police officers involved. >> those officers, eric mckinley, james fisher and cameron leahy, had been restored to full duty today. alameda, as chief of police said leahy and mckinley have been placed on leave. fisher transferred and now works for the cont

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. >>> plus, three east bay officers charged following the death of 26-year-old mario gonzalez.ive report with more on the response from his family. >>> this is "today in the bay." good morning to you on this friday. it is a good day. >> it sure is. >> good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's start with a good look at that forecast. meteorologist vianey arana is tracking what we can expect. >> it's pleasant, i think that will be the trend heading into the weekend. i hope that your plans align with the temperatures. the temperatures are going to be comfortable and your day planner even into today will lead you into lots of sunshine. by 12:00, we're going to be in the upper 60s for san jose. eventually maxing out only in the 70s. the past few days we've been seeing 80s. that was considered above average. oakland daytime highs by 2:00 will be in the low 60s, eventually maxing out at about 65. meanwhile, in san francisco, san francisco has also been enjoying 70s. today we're going to max out in the 70s at some point, but not for san francisco. we're goi

however, the city of alameda agreed to pay the seven year old son of mario gonzalez, $11 million andnks for joining us again. we're monitoring that, but we'll move on to new developments related to the antioch police texting scandal that broke last year. since then, more than 40% of the antioch police department has been put on paid leave. >>

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tonight a vigil is planned for the man who died, mario gonzalez.s kris sanchez is live with a closer look at those charges. a lot of folks are talking about this. >> reporter: yeah, so this came through really late last night, so a lot of folks are still processing what this means. these charges against these alameda city police officers were not filed by district attorney pamela price of alameda county, rather by the police accountability unit that she created, so she is trying to separate herself from how this is proceeding forward. we do know that the three officers who will be charged with involuntary manslaughter are eric mckinley, james fisher and cameron leahy. 26-year-old mario gonzalez died in 2021 after he was pinned down by alameda police officers for several minutes. the officers' body cameras were recording and the video shows gonzalez struggling to answer questions before officers tried to restrain him. once he's pinned to the ground at a public park in alameda, gonzalez can be seen shouting and grunting before losing consciousness. p

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. >>> a couple of hours from no3 at scout park in alameda to r - remember mario gonzalwho died whilepolice custody it happened three years ago and his death is prompting protests nakano has the new charges that could land three officers in the case behind bars. >> this appened in april 2021. ocers were looking into the case of a possible theft in the area as they td to question mario gonzalez. iled to a scuffle in the 26-year-olan he ground. family membe to their loved one. amily membe >> they did not need to detain him, let alonkill him. they took a calm situation and made it fatal. it fatalhe three officers now f involuntary manslaughter charges that could face a sentence of four years in state prison. >> this is not a great day for the city of alameda, for the county of alameda or for the family of mr. gonzalez. >> price says the charges came about after her public accountability unit had a second look at the case. she would not say what they found to warrant these charges being filthree years after galez's death. >> i can't comment on that. i can't comment on that. the matter is

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is mario coming home. >> kat brooks is the executive director of the anti police terror project, ands the officers should be facing heavier charges. >> it's really hard to get a cop charged, let alone convicted, in this state or any other state around the country. this is very much far from over all. >> madam d.a. can do is charge. >> now it's up to a judge and a jury at this time, one of the three involved officers is no longer employed by the city of alameda, while the other two have been placed on administrative leave. >> if convicted, they face up to four years in state prison and are expected to be in court in may. tara campbell, abc seven news new developments with governor newsom's plan to clear out death row at san quentin prison and convert it into a rehabilitation center, some of the condemned have already been relocated. >> one of the prisons is in chino in southern california. the mayor says she learned that 26 prisoners were transferred there and is concerned about it. chino's prison sits right in the middle of the town, and there's a school, a park and businesses nearby