it shows 26 year-old mario gonzalez, his deadly encounter with alameda police last monday when gonzalez died in custody. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 5 everybody. i'm grant lotus. i'm tahernia in for vicki liviakis tonight, the police department says mario gonzalez suffered a medical emergency. his family says he was murdered. >> kron four's. phillipe djegal joins us live from outside the police department over now me to wear the gonzalez family held an emotional news conference today condemning the officers involved feliepe. >> sonars and grant the gonzalez family says that the video clearly shows that mario was not violent or confrontational and that the officers simply took it too far. the city of alameda releasing body camera footage showing what led up to an in-custody death last week. >> it shows officers struggling to detain mario gonzalez. at one point he was t>ken to the ground where at least one officer laid on top gonzalez was distressed and cried out for help several times and eventually stopped responding to officers when it appears he lost consciousness. poli

one officer ends up on top of gonzalez with his knee on gonzalez's back where it remains for four minutes. gonzalez eventually loses consciousness. officers start life-saving procedures they call the fire department. gonzalez unfortunately died later at the hospital. police say gonzalez was 26 years old, had a medical emergency. gonzalez's family spoke outside the police department yesterday, this is right before law enforcement made this video public. >> the police killed my brother in the same manner that they killed george floyd. >> i understand why people would draw that comparison and you know, of course it happened contemporaneous to the chauvin trial. i do see when i watch the video, i do see a conversation between two of the officers about trying to not put too much pressure or excuse me, avoid pressure on mr. gonzalez's back. i believe there's been accusations that the officers put their knee on mr. gonzalez's neck and i didn't see that when i watched the video but again, i want the entire investigation to beorne out before we make those kinds of pronouncements. >> reporter: fami

gonzalez died later at the hospital. police say gonzalez was 26 years old and had a medical emergency. gonzalez's family spoke outside the police department yesterday right before they released that video to the public. they believe those officers used excessive force and are responsible for gonzalez's death. >> the police killed my brother in the same manner that they killed george floyd. >> i understand why people would draw that comparison and, you know, of course it happened contem trial. i do see when i watched the video, i do see a conversation between two of the officers about trying to not put too much pressure on avoid pressure on mr. gonzalez's back. i believe there's been accusations that the officers put their knee on mr. gonzalez's neck, and i didn't she when i watched the video, but, again, i want the entire investigation to be borne out before we make those kinds of pronouncements. >> alameda's police chief acknowledges the video is hard to watch but says it is too early in the investigation to determine w

>> mario gonzalez! >> reporter: police tried to contain him after receiving calls about a man who appeared to be under the influence. >> a latino man was having a beer in a park on a bright and sunny day? that's suspicious? >> reporter: police said a scuffle broke out and gonzalez had a medical emergency. the 26-year-old was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> they lied to me. they said my son is fighting with the officer. i say no. come on. you guys made a mistake. >> reporter: the family says the body camera video showed gonzalez complied with officers and answered all their questions. >> his mother says the video showed he has grass and sand in his mouth after being pinned to the ground. when police officers turned him on his back, his lips were blue. gonzalez leaves behind a four-year-old son. >> my guy is right here. he says, my dad died? tell him! >> reporter: a spokesperson spent the day interviewing police officering and witnesses. still no word when alameda police will release that body cam vid

se ve la pierna de uno de los policÍassobre la espalda de mario gonzÁlez. minutos despuÉs, se escuchan los gritos del joven que muriÓ bajo custodia de los agentes. [gritos] son imÁgenes y sonidos de las cÁmaras corporales de los policÍas, que captaron los Últimos momentos con vida del joven de 26 aÑos . la policÍa habÍa acudido a un parque alameda, tras recibir reportes de una persona posiblemente ebria. un abogado que dio el vÍdeo, comparÓ lo sucedido a gonzÁlez el pasado19 de abril con la muerte george floyd, ocurrÍan mineÁpolis. >> es un caso como lo que pasÓ con george floyd. es un caso de asfixia, que se lleva a cabo por la presiÓn que le ponen en la espalda a una persona cuando... marÍa: en los primeros minutos del vÍdeo, los agentes no ejercen ninguna acciÓn violenta, peroen el minuto 22, la situaciÓn se observa caÓtica. un agente tiene el brazo haciendo presiÓn sobre gonzÁlez y se escuchan sus gritos. de pronto, ya no hace ruido. acabÉ vÍdeo, hay partes donde si ya no me siento cÓmodo ahogÁndome. en aquel que parece simila

it shows 26 year-old mario gonzalez says deadly encounter with an alameda with alameda police. this was monday of last week. gonzales died in custody. police say he suffered a medical emergency. his family says he was murdered good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. and i'm ken wayne. tonight we have learned 3 officers are on leave. and also hearing from the interim alameda police chief about this in custody. death. >> kron four's terisa stasko joins us live now with what the chief had to say. theresa. >> ken and catherine, there are a lot of unknown facts about this case right now. but here is what we do know that video was released 3 body camera videos released this afternoon to kron 4 news and they show what happened and what unfolded with mario gonzalez dying. the 26 year-old and initially what we are learning is that there was a call into the police department of an intoxicated person in front of a home on oak street when the 2 police officers arrived, they saw mario and they asked him what his name key did not give them his

gonzalez later died. the cause of his death is under investigation by his name, my gonzalez did not have to die. my family and i saw the footage and we know what really happened earlier tuesday consults his brother and mother and their supporters last out at alameda police outside the department.

the investigation into mario gonzalez, his death in alameda county is expanding some people are just outraged saying police used excessive force. but now the attorney representing the officers is telling their story. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 5 everybody. i'm grant lotus and i'm justine waldman in for vicki tonight. 26 year-old mario gonzalez was killed after an encounter with police in alameda last week. he was pinned face down on the ground for more than 5 minutes and then he stopped breathing. there are now 5 separate investigations into what happened. >> morrow gonzalez's family has hired an attorney to investigate the attorney representing the 3 officers who were involved. also now investigating the city of alameda has hired an outside agency to investigate and the alameda county district attorney's office as well as the alameda sheriff's office have each launched separate investigations. we also now know the names of the 3 officers involved. >> eric mckinley, who's been on the force there for 3 years. cameron leahy who's also been on the force for 3 years and j

mario gonzalez did not have to die. my family and i saw the footage and we know what really happened tuesday consults his brother and mother and their supporters last down at alameda police outside the department. they know how that right killing we humans. i feel so my i feel i feel so. family has viewed somebody camera footage showing what led up to gonzalez is death. alameda police officers murdered my brother mario. he said his brother did not die of a medical emergency during a scuffle as police have said. he said his brother did not attack the officers, the footage shows officers on top of mario while he was face down on the ground. they had their way on his head and his back. he was complying, and they continue to pin him down with their way. the family says. gonzalez was restrained for at least five minutes. officers were called about a man and who appeared to be under the influence. it was possibly suspected of stealing liquor from walgreens. for that mario is paying with his life in this outrageous family's at

they tried to detain him gonzalez falls to the ground as he's grabbed and then handcuffed. the police body camera video shows an officer putting his knee on mario's back while he was on the ground paramedics and took morrow to the hospital where he later died due to what police say was a medical emergency since his death. the criminal investigation is being conducted by the alameda county sheriff's office and another investigation is underway by the alameda county district attorney's office. the officers involved are on paid leave. the family of mario gonzalez held a news conference yesterday condemning the officers involved. they say the video proves mario was not violent and did not deserve to die. still reasons. >> you know, when you know at no point. was he violent or out of control. the police killed my brother in the same manner that they george floyd. >> the city of alameda has launched an independent investigation into gonzales. his death. alameda as interim police chief spoke with kron four's theresa stasi about the case and while the department chose to release th

reportero: asÍ comenzÓ el incidente en el que mario gonzÁlez perdiÓ la vida. una llamada al 911 reportando a un hombre que estaba hablando solo y estaba atemorizando a la esposa de la persona que llamÓ. "no estÁ haciendo nada", dijo el hombre que llamÓ. >> llegÓ la policÍa a molestarlo. reportero: cuando llegaron los policÍas, mario se encontraba actuando en forma inusual. hablando consigo mismo y respondiendo lentamente, pero calmado y desarmado. >> muy triste para mÍ, porque nunca vi a mi hijo agrediendo a nadie. nunca vi a mario robando, nunca vi a mario haciendo nada. reportero: le comentamos al policÍa que si no hubiese sido mÁs fÁcil detener a mario de otra manera, como esposarlo al carro o detenerlo en el asiento de atrÁs del vehÍculo, ya que no parecÍa poseer alguna amenaza. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: a eso el jefe de la policÍa dijo que ellos nunca esposan a personas a objetos, que sÓlo esposan las manos juntas, que parece que eso era lo que estaban tratado de hacer los policÍas en el video. >> su cara morada. estaba muerto en el pa

as gonzalez continues to struggle in officer positions his body over gonzalez. from the video it was hard to say how much weight was used. after five minutes gonzalez loses consciousness. >> everyone can watch the video and make judgments. but we have to be careful. this is just one part of the story. >>> the family held a press conference. his brother said that what the police did was unnecessary and unprofessional. and took a minuscule event and made it fatal. >> i am in shock. the police department lied. they said my son was fighting. i said you made a mistake. but there is an autopsy being done to determine the cause of death. and toxicology tests are being done to see if he was under the influence of any substance. there are three investigations into this incident. reporting from alameda, andrea nakano, kpix 5 news. >>> two people are dead after a driver tried to speed off from a traffic stop. sheriff's deputy was trying to pull over this white honda accord last night. the driver sped off and read ran a red light. the honda slammed into a vehicle killing bo

councilmember about the in heaven custody death of mario gonzalez. we look to president biden's address and we were >>> tonight, america showing new signs of turning the corner in the pandemic. covid deaths and cas falling across much of the country. the u.s. now averaging more than 52,000 new cases a day and nearly 20% drop in the last week. new york city, once the epicenter ofpandemic, now planning to fully reopen july 1st. america's plunging vaccination - rate. down from its all-time high just one month ago. >>> president biden marking his heels of hisirst address to a e praling t n president jimmy carter and his wife rosalynn. president biden selling his massive agenda to the american people. more than $4 trillion in spending for infrastructure, education and jobs. republicans already pushing back. >>> news tonight about three police officers under investigation in the death of mario gonzalez. body camera video shows the struggle with police. officers appear to restrain him using their knees and elbows on or near his neck. >>> new details coming

i would say that first of all, our condolences go to the gonzalez family. nobody wants this. nobody wants. men lose their life regardless, especially under these kind of circumstances. like i said, involvement with the our condolences go to and then our appeals to the community that we're doing our best to. be open transparent and we want good investigations. we want to know what happened. we want to be able to prevent this possible from happening in the future. and we want to build that trust our community. >> what you say. last question to calls that morrow gonzales was murder. >> i would say that that is premature to make that kind of accusation. but the investigation. we don't know what happened and we have to look investigation playout. that's the right thing to do. >> we're going to continue to have more on my interview with the interim police chief coming up a little bit later on. kron 4 news. but there is also again, there 3 independent investigations going on a private agency. the alameda county district attorney's office, alameda county sheriff's department. and the

gonzalez's next. i didn't see that when i watched the video. but i want the entire investigation to be drawn out before we make these pronouncements. >> all his family knows is that he is no longer alive, leaving behind a 4-year-old son for their family to care for. >> he yells mommy, mommy. my papi died. somebody killed him. >> reporter: three officers involved are on paid administrative leave until the investigation is complete. >> a bizarre crime in the south bay. police are looking for the person who shot this arrow. you see it there? into the back of a vta employee. it happened in south capital avenue this afternoon. that is near james lake high school. investigators say that the vta employee was taking a walk during his break when he was impaled, rushed to a local hospital and tonight he is in stable condition. for months we have been talking about injections. tonight the covid treatment in the form of a pill. pfizer said that the new drug could be available by the end of the year and could dramatically change the landscape of how we batt

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one officer ended up with his knee on gonzalez's back. gonz aalez lost consciousness, dying later at the hospital. emgency. gonzalez's family compares this to george floyd's death and wants those officers fired or charged. here is the attorney for the officers. >> it is far more complex and far different from the george floyd situation. these officers were highly attentive to the issue of positional asphyxiation. >> the points are very common but what the police did was escalate the situation by using force. >> we've learned one of the officers is a veteran, who started in 2010. the other two started in 2018. all three officers are on paid administrative leave. >>> new details. we're learning about a deadly police shooting in daly city earlier this month back april 7th. police say they responded to a parked truck when officers came up to that window, they say that roger allen picked up what turned out to be a fake gun. during the struggle for the fake weapon, investigators say one officer opened fire, fearing for his partner's life. the o

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mario gonzalez died in police custody on april 19th. police have released body cam footage from that day. viewers might find the footage disturbing they received calls that gonzalez appeared disoriented in a park officers appeared to wrestle him to the ground and put pressure on his back. police say gonzalez had a medical emergency after being happened cuffed. he died at the hospital. the gonzalez family is speaking out about this. >> everything we saw in that video was unnecessary and unprofessional and it took a minute and made it fatal the police killed my brother in the same manner they killed george floyd. >> there's accusations the officers put their knee on mr. gonzalez's neck and i didn't see that when i watched the video but, again, i want the entire investigation to be borne out before we make those kinds of pronouncements. >> a former attorney has been hired by the city to lead an independent investigation. the three officers involved have been placed on paid leave. police say the cause of gonzalez's death remains unclear pen

gonzalez later died. the cause of his death is under investigation by his name, my gonzalez did not have to die. my family and i saw the footage and we know what really happened earlier tuesday consults his brother and mother and their supporters last out at alameda police outside the department. they know how their right to kill him with humans. i feel so much i feel i feel so the family has viewed somebody. camera footage showing what led up to gonzalez is death. alameda police officers murdered my brother mario. he said his brother did not die of a medical emergency during a scuffle as police have said. he said his brother did not attack the officers, the footage shows officers on top of mario while he was face down on the ground. they had their way on his head and his back. it was complying, and they continue to pin him down with their way. the family says gonzalez was restrained for at least five minutes. officers were called about a man who appeared to be under the influence of his possibly suspecte

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adrian gonzalez was sentenced to a juvenile justice facility. the sentencing comes two weeks after gonzalez pled guilty to following maddie middleton home, binding her, choking her, stabbed her, and trying to rape her before killing her. the crime happened nearly six years ago and many are angry that recent laws forced the case back into the juvenile system. in gonzalez was found guilty of murder as an adult, he could have faced life in prison. he is now 21 years old. >>> up next, declaring a stage 1 drought. what does it mean for you? we'll break it down for you. >>> honoring our graduating seniors. san francisco's plan to make sure high school graduates get a proper sendoff. you see the mayor all dressed up today in her high school aentire. >>> i'm chief meteorologist ranieri. i'm back in less than ten minutes. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages. short on coverage. that's why three was created. it covers your entire business in just one policy. becaus

but for the police actually coming to the scene. >> mister gonzalez probably would have just gone on his way and he absolutely would have been alive. still today and that's a pretty good indication that police used excessive unreasonable and unnecessary force when but for their actions, someone would still be living and no, no one from the general public would have been injured for. now the 3 officers involved are on paid administrative leave. >> well, multiple investigations gonzalez's death are conducted. >> phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> well, happening today, daly city police are expected to release the names of the officers involved in that fatal shooting of roger allen that shooting happened back on april 7th near unit presser boulevard and westlake avenue. police say officers walked up to a parked pickup truck that had a damaged rear tire the driver cooperated fine with police. it was the passenger in the truck. roger allen who appeared to have a gun in his lap, though that gun turned out to be fake. police say he grabbed for it and officers at that point tried to disarm

gonzalez's death. here is the attorney for the officers. >> it is far more complex and far different from the george floyd situation. these officers were highly attentive to the issue of positional asphyxiation. >> actually the police were very calm in talking to him, but what the police did was escalate the situation by using force. >> reporter: that was former independent police auditor ladoris cordell. she believes the officers should have seen gonzalez as an individual who needed help not seen him as a criminal who needed to be arrested. all three officers are on paid administrative leave. they have hired an outside attorney to conduct the investigation and asked the alameda county sheriff's office to conduct its own investigation. the d.a.'s office will do the same which is standard procedure in a case like this. reporting live here in alameda, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> 6:33 and to the vaccine rollout. moderna's covid vaccine currently allowed to be stored in refrigerators for up 30 days

and both experts agree the worse part is knowing mario gonzalez' death could and should have been prevented. >> i didn't catch your name yet though. >> reporter: from casual questioning to screams of pain. 26-year-old mario gonzalez fought for his life as two alameda police officers pinned him face first on the ground for roughly 6 minutes and 17 seconds before he died. >> does he have a pulse? >> no. >> reporter: officers got a call about a disorderly and possibly intoxicated person. after getting out of their car the officers talked to gonzalez for roughly 5 minutes asking general questions about his identity. >> what's your name. >> reporter: before forcing him to the ground. >> they didn't really have any information before they laid hands on him. >> reporter: for the past 17 years, she's streeted thousands of patients in the bay area struggling with trauma, anxiety and substance abuse. >> what was your initial reaction after watching that video. >> i was having a hard time believing it and seeing it because there was nothing there that said to me this person should have been put on the

and while mario gonzalez's family prepares funeral arrangements. they are pushing back at the attorney representing the alameda police officers involved in is in custody. death on the families. we have civil rights attorney michael, her is exploring a civil lawsuit against the officers for what he calls violations of law enforcement standards and protocols disputing the officers attorneys assertion that the officers worked hard to talk guns. all is down. >> and resolve the situation peacefully. there is no need to talk him down or anything. >> even the officer's lawyer says they were only there to help him. he wasn't committing a crime. you know, there's a guy who's, you know, seems a little tipsy in a park and that's not against the law. so they didn't even have the legal right to handcuff. a dad says the officers attorneys claim that the officers were concerned for mario. >> then like a light switch. he stopped breathing but does not appear accurate based on the body camera footage. anyone can see if they put their weight on him for at least 5 mi

paola: el reporte policiaco decÍa: el vÍdeo muestra lo contrario, segÚn la familia de mario gonzÁlez muriÓ por la presiÓn en el cuerpo que le aplicaron los oficiales que intentaban arrestarlo. quisimos saber mÁs sobre los detalles el altercado que el martes 19 de abril llevÓ a la muerte de mario gonzÁlez. hasta ahora la policÍa de alameda solamente habÍa ofrecido un comunicado con escasos detalles del hecho. julio poletti logrÓ pautar una entrevista con el jefe de policÍa de ese departamento. reportero: esta maÑana pudimos cuestionar al jefe de la policÍa de alameda randy fan. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: pude preguntarle cuÁl era la emergenciamÉdica de mario gonsales. el jefe de la policÍa respondiÓ: fue el hospital que llamÓ a la madre, no el departamento de policÍa. sabemos que dejÓ de respirar y necesitÓ intervenciÓn, necesito primeros auxilios y fue eso lo que proveyeron los oficiales y paramÉdicos antes de ser transportado al hospital. reportero: la naturaleza de esta emergencia por supuesto es lo que se trata esta investigaciÓn y es lo que deberÍa revel

and obviously the gonzalez family. is distraught about what happened. so to talk about it now and what's next for the city of alameda is the mayor of alameda, maryland as the ash craft. thank you so much for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3. your reaction to video. >> i am deeply we've had a tragedy in our city, a young man lost his last week. i attended a where the family attended a week ago and i know is that he leaves behind a grieving mother. hi to brothers 4 year-old trend, many friends and community members it is a heartbreaking situation. did police respond appropriately. >> so i am in how much i can say about this incident because as i think you may be aware they're not one but 3 active investigations that are ongoing at the moment. and so i'm going to hold back on my judgment and any conclusions until those investigations have been completed and the reports released an and one of them. in addition to the alameda county sheriff's department and alameda county district attorney's office. the city manager has called for an independent outside

police saying gonzalez had a medical emergency. the officers that responded to a possible theft in the area, and a call that came in about a disorderly and possibly intoxicated person. they spent more than 10 minutes unsuccessfully trying to figure out who gonzalez was, and what he was doing there. >> somebody called and said you were, maybe not feeling so great. >> well, i'm feeling all right. >> you come up with a plan. let me know that you're not going to be drinking in our parks over here. >> stuff like that. >> then we can be on our merry way. >> merry way? >> you have an i.d. on you. >> merry e of force was used says police. camera audio makes was struggli breathe. >> it's okay, it's okay. what's your name? >> mario. >> gonzalez's family speaking out tuesday after watching the video. >> they didn't even try to talk too him. they didn't have the right to kill him. we're humans. we're not cucarachas r-rpb gonzalez partner and mother of his son upset with this moment between officers. >> you think we can roll him on his side. >>

of adrian gonzalez, justice looks like scenario. i just know it was cannot be allowed to happen again. whatever it takes tuesday, while onlookers gathered outside inside santa cruz superior court judge john salazar handed down the maximum sentence, adrian gonzalez will spend another four years in juvenile detention following a guilty plea for the murder of madison. middleton this is a crime that absolutely rocked our community. gonzalez admitted to the 2015 abduction, torture, rape and murder of eight year old maddie, but the recently passed senate bill 13 91, which is now law mandates, 40. 15 year old juvenile's cannot have their cases moved to adult criminal court when children 14 of 15 year old are housed with adults, they're more likely to engage and more violent behavior in the future. opponents of the law and of gonzalez remaining in the juvenile court system, say the safety of the community is at stake. nothing short of a life sentence for aging for what he did, and the society these days keep our kids safe. we do not need an

as gonzalez continues to struggle one officer positions his body over gonzalez. it is hard to say how much if any weight was used. ater about five minutes gonzalez loses consciousness. >> the officers continue to work on gonzalez until the paramedics arrived. they also administered narcan. you later died at the hospital the police killed my brother in the same manner that they killed george floyd. they took a calm situation and made it fatal. it was painful to watch the disregard for his humanity. but the family is demanding an independent investigation. they also want the officers names are released. in his statement the city says that they have launched three investigations. saying that they are committed to full transparency and accountability in the aftermath of the death of mr. gonzales. much more on this breaking story ahead at 6:of n jo. two peoparte collision at an intersection that may have started with deputies trying to pull over a driver picked this unfolded last night in san jose. here's more on that story from devin fehely. >> reporter: this happene

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. >> 26 year-old mario gonzalez died while in the custody of alameda police last week. his family says he was murdered in tonight. we're getting a closer look at that body cam video for a breakdown of what is actually happening in the video we turn now to kron four's jonathan mccall. jonathan, this is an extended clip from body camera footage there's a lot you'll you'll take us through. yeah. about our long 3 different angles from the officers there on the scene. we do want to let folks know. >> some of the images, the sounds really really more are difficult for a lot of folks to watch. as we mentioned, that video. >> that we got from alameda police nearly an hour long showing those angles from 3 different body cameras tonight. we are listening to the final sounds of mario gonzalez and those sounds and images of the details could be disturbing to some of the folks. this video all starting with a call to 911, from a homeowner and the homeowner telling dispatchers the man was in his yard simply talking to himself nearly 6 minutes into the video, the first officer arrives

. >> now a day we're hearing from an attorney for the 3 alameda police officers who had mario gonzalez in custody just before he died. >> i stand here tonight. one day shy. the 100th day my administration. after just 100 days. i can report to the nation. america is on the move again. president biden delivering a historic prime-time address got the highlights from his. >> first address to a joint session of congress. >> plus restarting a recall why the effort to remove eric dominic foppoli after a series of assault allegations now has to go back to square one. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 8. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. >> for the first time we're hearing the officers side in the death of mario gonzales. this comes as we're learning of 5 separate investigations into what happened. mario gonzales is family has hired an attorney. the attorney representing the 3 officers is also investigating the city of alameda has hired an outside agency to investigate and the alameda county da and the alameda sheriff's office. they've also launched s

so originally, gonzalez was set to be tried in adult court. but then we had this ruling from the california supreme court. how talk about how this ruling changed the dynamics of this case and lead to the sentence that we saw handed down today. well, let's talk about the law first. what the new loss as is that if a person is under 16 years of age, so 15 years, 11 months and 29 days himself, you cannot try them as an adult, no matter what crime they commit a half the state and juvenile court and what happened in mr gonzales is case he was transferred from juvenile court after what they call a seven on seven hearing to adult corden. it was supposed to be tried in adult court for murders. now he was facing approximately 127 years in adult court. but since there's new ruling came down this new law that says you cannot be tried as an adult if you're less than 16 years of age, he's now in juvenile court, and they can only keep him until these 25 years old and then. they have to release him unless there's some petitions to keep him for another two yea

in the meantime, there is a growing memorial out here where mario gonzalez died. they're in alameda. theresa kron 4 news. >> a south bay criminal defense attorney says the alameda police departments description of gonzales is in custody. death as a medical emergency may be true, but he has the emergency was caused by the officers involved. police says use excessive and unreasonable and unnecessary force. >> here's the most powerful tool that they have in their possession or at their will is their ability to talk someone down verbally de-escalate, a situation and these officers very quickly escalated to the physical use of force which is absolutely necessary. absolutely would have been alive. still today and that's a pretty good indication that the police used excessive unreasonable and unnecessary force when but for their actions, someone would still be living. >> south and says eric mckinley, the first officer to arrive at the park. one oak street initially showed restraint, but eventually appears to lose patients with gonzales. when my 1 one caller reported was

in the meantime, there is a growing memorial out here where mario gonzalez died. they're in alameda. theresa kron 4 news. >> a south, a criminal defense attorney says that the alameda police departments description of gonzalez is in custody death as a medical emergency may be true. however he adds that the emergency was caused by the officers involved who. >> he says used excessive unreasonable and unnecessary force. >> these officers the most powerful tool that they have in their possession or at their will is their ability to talk someone down verbally de-escalate, a situation and these officers very quickly escalated to the physical use of force which is absolutely necessary. absolutely would have been alive. still today and that's a pretty good indication that with the police to use excessive and unreasonable and unnecessary force when but for their actions, someone would still be living. >> that defense attorneys attorney went on to say that eric mckinley, who was the first officer to arrive there on scene. initially showed restraint. but then eventually appe

the gonzalez family says mario appears to have died in the similar manner. george floyd did. >> the unarmed african-american man killed by minneapolis police last year. the officer who restricted his breathing was found guilty last week for second and 3rd degree murder. the city of alameda has launched an independent investigation into gonzalez is death. there was no reason to detain them. >> let alone killed him. the apd took a calm situation. >> and made it. they don't know what that we we have right here. >> the city of alameda says that the police department is in the process of making that body camera footage available to the public as for the family, they say they have hired a law firm that specializes in police misconduct live in alameda fleet and all kron 4 news. thank you fully. >> coming up here at 3, a south bay teacher arrested for assault of at least 2 students. details on how police were able to catch him. and how far are you willing to go for the home of your dreams. what one local realtor did to help his clients get their home. plus, scott pe

family and friends brought flowers and lit candles in honor of mario gonzalez. there are also signs reading justice for mario. it happened yesterday. gonzalez was a suspect in a possible theft and suffered a medical emergency while officers were trying to restrain him. but gonzalez's family says he was healthy and did not have any medical conditions. they are now demanding answers. let's go back out live to the vigil. gonzalez's family wants to know how he died, the names of the officers involved and the footage from the officer's body worn cameras to be released immediately. we are waiting for the family to start speaking. we'll have much more on this tonight at 11:00. >>> and this just in, a heads up for san leandro residents. in just the past hour, we have learned that the city could enact a curfew later tonight and residents should prepare to shelter in place. now, the city will only tell us that it comes in response to credible threats of criminal activity. the curfew would not affect emergency services, health care facilities or people traveling to and fro

gonzalez had a medical emergency. the officers responded to a possible theft in the area and a call that came in about a disorderly and possibly intoxicated person. they spent 10 minutes trying to figure out who gonzalez was and what he was doing there. >> someone called and said you were not feeling so>> you come t me know that you are not going to be drinking in our parks over here. and then we can be on our merry way. do you have an i.d. on you? >> reporter: investigators say force was used. body camera video makes it sound as though gonzalez was struggling to breathe. >> it's okay. what's your name? >> reporter: gonzalez's family speaking out tuesday after watching the video. >> they don't have kill him. we humans. >> reporter: gonzalez's partner and mother of his son upset with this moment between officers. >> do you think we can roll him on his side? >> after that he stopped screaming and he stopped breathing. >> reporter: family members cpr wasinnd headll h later but unsuccessful. alameda county sheriff's depar

seconds later that gonzalez stopped moving. it's very difficult. it's difficult for anyone for us to watch. ah person actually dying police custody. i mean it, zim credibly tragic. the issue is whether or not we can say that the police were acting in the way they're trained to act. wear, brass says this is a difficult case to assess three alameda police officers are on paid administrative leave. the case is being investigated by the alameda county sheriff's office, the d. a's office and an attorney hired by the city of alameda, frank amberleigh life force tonight, amber thank you today, members of the gonzalez family expressed anger and grief outside alameda police headquarter is the mother and brother of. mario gonzales, along with their attorney and other supporters held a news conference. they say they have seen some of the body camera footage and they say they feel gonzales was quote murdered by police officers. i know how that right beginning we humans, i feel so much i feel i feel so. marios brother garrard. oh said his brother did not die of

and they pinned gonzalez to the ground for several minutes, with one officer placing his knee on gonzalez's back gonzalez lost consciousness, and he later died at the hospital his family's attorney is speaking on gma today. >> alameda police apartment needs to explain why a perfectly healthy man, who was never charged with a crime, was killed in their custody. >> that was the mario gonzalez speaking. the three police officers are on administered leave as they investigate the lawyer for the officers says they are heartbroken that gonzales died, but he was very intoxicated at the time. alameda city council has scheduled a meeting for may 8th to look into how police respond to mental health calls, julian. >> we will be staying on top of that, thank you, jobina. >>> police are tracking down a second suspect in a series of smash and grab robberies in the bay area. more than 30 robberies are being investigated in san jose, hayward, newark, new midcity and oakland. please say the suspects have been following their victims in shopping center parking lot, smashing their car windows and take off with

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. >> por cinco minutos un policía estuvo arrodillado sobre mario gonzález antes de que falleciera. este es el video de una cámara corporal que reveló la policía. advertimos que las imágenes pueden ser perturbadoras hablamos con la familia de mario. >> (habla en inglés). >> la policía de alameda público el vídeo de los últimos momentos de mario gonzález. >> le tenían la mano en la cabeza, y luego el oficial le puso la rodilla en la espalda. >> el vídeo de la cámara corporal de los oficiales en la escena muestran los momentos en que mario pide y no le hagan eso. y tras cinco minutos su último grito. >> (habla en inglés). >> entonces mario deja de responder. poco después otros oficiales llegan al lugar y preguntan si tiene pulso. >> (habla en inglés). >> la familia de mario hizo una demostración frente a la policía y su hermano comparó el caso con el de george floyd. caso que fue reportado originalmente como una emergencia médica. >> lo sofocaron. >> la policía de alameda se pronunció después de revelar el vídeo. >> (habla en inglés). >> dicen que sus oficial

one neighbor reporting gonzalez was standing too close to his home. another man dialed in saying he was loitering and accused him of stealing alcohol from a nearby store. >> there's no reason for him to be dead. when the police arrived there was no excitement and, actually, the police were very calm in talking to him. but what the police did was escalate the situation by using force. >> reporter: that use of force, according to kordell, was handcuffing gonzalez and forcing him to the ground. she feels that was unnecessary. >> when they grabbed him and he pulled away, they should have just backed up. what was he going to do? >> reporter: the city of alameda requested an outside independent investigation by former san francisco city attorney. >> it is far more complex and far different from the george floyd situation. these officers were highly attentive to the issue of positional asphyxiation. >> these officers saw an individual who was a criminal when they should have seen an individual who needed help. >> reporter: all three officers are on paid admi