Authorities said that many of the victims who were targeted were local gardeners and landscapers. They were robbed when they were away from their cars and trucks, police said. And then the tools that were stolen became the suspects' weapons before they fled the scene, police said.
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Gogo has served Guam and Santa Clara, California, for 23 years through his legal job. He spent six years in the Santa Clara County District Attorney s office, serving in the community outreach office, the letter stated. He worked with local law enforcement to hold gun buyback events, which removed 4,000 firearms from Santa Clara County, Leon Guerrero wrote.
In 2019, Gogo was appointed to the California bench by Gov. Gavin Newsom. Before the appointment, Gogo served as the Deputy District Attorney in Santa Clara, California, for 20 years.
Gogo is a member of the Guam Bar Association, the letter stated, and has worked as an associate attorney at the Calvo & Clark law firm.
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County to reinvestigate Black student’s death, SJSU president says
April 2, 2021
San Jose State University says county officials are reopening an investigation into the suspicious death of a Black student in 2008. Courtesy photo.
San Jose State University President Mary Papazian announced this week the county coroner and district attorney will reexamine the suspicious death of student Gregory Johnson Jr., according to an email obtained by this news organization.
“SJSU recognizes that for many members of our community, the circumstances surrounding Gregory’s death are emblematic of longstanding systemic racism in our nation,” Papazian wrote in a Feb. 18 email to students. “The Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office and Coroner’s Office recently agreed to undertake a new review of the coroner’s report, once the pandemic allows them to do so. We will cooperate with any requests for information.”