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SAN DIEGO  Responding to a request from a newspaper, the San Diego Police Department recently said it did not receive any 911 calls about a homeless Black man in La Jolla who ended up getting punched repeatedly by a pair of officers. The response raised questions about why the department previously stated it would withhold 911 calls tied to the May 12 incident when 34-year-old Jesse Evans was arrested. City officials have said the initial response was a clerical error. In late May, the newspaper La Prensa San Diego made a request under the California Public Records Act that the department turn over audio of any 911 calls tied to the incident, which was recorded by a witness and circulated online, sparking outrage in the community and beyond.

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