Alameda officers involved in Mario Gonzalez case want involuntary manslaughter charges dropped
The three Alameda police officers charged in the death of Mario Gonzalez were back in court Friday. Their lawyers argued a “procedural snafu” by the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office should lead to the dismissal of all three involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Two residents are suing the city of Alameda over the approval of Alameda Food Bank to build a 10,000-square-foot site in the ...
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Attorneys for the three officers say Price’s office violated the statute of limitations when she charged each of the men with ...
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In today’s community conversations, El Paso TxDOT's Lauren Macias-Cervantes joins the KFOX14 morning news to talk about a new ...
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