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In push to fix unjust and harsh sentences, 84-year-old San Diego man to be released on parole

SAN DIEGO Most of the burglaries hit in early 1995, break-ins at Rancho Santa Fe homes. The thief made off with pricey pieces of jewelry. James Sotero Riviera was eventually arrested. In 1997, a San Diego jury found him guilty of a string of burglaries. Riviera already had a criminal record, one that stretched into Arizona and New Mexico. Convictions there, plus a prior one in Northern California, meant those local break-ins would come at a hefty cost under California’s three-strikes law. He got 140 years to life. Killers get less time. Riviera is now 84 and living in a San Luis Obispo prison. But within the next two weeks, he will be released on parole, with more than a hundred years shaved from his sentence. San Diego Superior Court Judge Jay Bloom agreed Monday to resentence Riviera to less than 28 years effectively time served.

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Opinion: California AG should investigate MTS killing, aftermath

An independent probe is needed to answer basic questions about death, aftermath

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Lawyer: San Diego police were present when MTS officers pinned man to ground, held a knee to his neck

Print The attorney for the family of a man who died after being pinned down by two Metropolitan Transit System security officers is raising questions about the San Diego Police Department’s role in the incident, noting that two police officers were at the scene of the fatal struggle. The comments from attorney Eugene Iredale are the latest fallout in the aftermath of the death of Angel Zapata Hernandez, 24, on Oct. 15, 2019. He died after being held down and restrained by the two MTS officers, one of whom kept a knee pressed to the young man’s neck for more than six minutes.

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Months before George Floyd was killed, Angel Hernandez died at a San Diego train station with a knee to his neck, too

Months before George Floyd was killed, Angel Hernandez died at a San Diego train station with a knee to his neck, too
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Months before George Floyd was killed, Angel Hernandez died at a San Diego train station with a knee to his neck, too

Months before George Floyd was killed, Angel Hernandez died at a San Diego train station with a knee to his neck, too
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