The family is pleading for the boy to turn himself in. Brian webb has the story live from oakland. Hi, brian. Reporter hi. Well, normally police wouldnt release the name of a juvenile but they are doing it in this case because they consider him armed and dangerous. They are urging 14yearold mario toliver, june yes or no junior to turn himself in. Reporter the shooting happened in a small one bedroom oakland apartment where the brother and sister lived together for a few years, siblings said to be very close. Im hurt, devastated and sad he has to go through this. Reporter neighbors said they heard two or three shots. Surveillance video shows the 14 yearold brother running from the building. His 17yearold sister Justice Toliver dead inside. Police are offering a 10,000 reward for information but didnt want to talk any more about it today. Dont want to talk about it. Lets not talk about that. They are treating him as armed and dangerous and the reason is we have not recovered the weapon.
Founded in 2003 and originally an Adaptive Riding Program to serve children and adults with special needs, CHAPS has grown in the services and special needs they treat.
CHAPS Executive Director Kristen Marcus stopped by Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse to talk about what the organization does and s
Winter Volunteer Orientation Jan 3rd and 5th. Right now we are looking for volunteers ages 14 and older, for our therapeutic adaptive riding and equine care program called Super Troopers. The Super Troopers program provides equine therapeutic services to children and adults with special needs, with the assistance of PATH International certified instructors and dedicated […]
Founded in 2003 and originally an Adaptive Riding Program to serve children and adults with special needs, CHAPS has grown in the services and special needs they treat. CHAPS now offers Adaptive Carriage Driving, Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy and Equine Assisted Learning. They also expanded to se