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Journalist Sarah Belle Lin was shot by an officer while covering a George Floyd protest....

Man shot in face by Berkeley police speaks out Robbery suspect shot by Berkeley P.D. speaks A man who was shot by Berkeley police because they say he threatened them with a 13-foot chain tells KTVU he was going through a mental health crisis and that police didn't have to shoot him. BERKELEY, Calif. - A man who was injured in a Berkeley police shooting spoke out Tuesday, saying he didn't deserve to be shot in the face. Authorities said Vincent Lee Bryant was armed with a 13-foot chain when he confronted a drug store worker and officers. "I feel I was shot point blank in the face," Bryant sai...

Lawsuit claims San Pablo police used excessive force after mistaking teen for shooting suspect FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Pictures released by lawyers for Luis Montoya-Carranza show injuries sustained by the 19-year-old after he was pulled over and detained by San Pablo police on Feb. 28, 2020. A lawsuit claims police choked Montoya-Carranza after mistaking him for a shooting suspect.Courtesy of Adante PointerShow MoreShow Less 2of2 Pictures released by lawyers for Luis Montoya-Carranza show injuries sustained by the 19-year-old after he was pulled over and detained by San Pablo police on Feb....

Lawsuit Claims Police Shot Black Teen In The Back, Then Removed Bullets from His Body with Their Hands Before Paramedics Arrived A federal suit filed last week claims that a 17-year-old boy was shot twice in the back by police in a Northern California city and that officers removed the bullets from his back by hand before paramedics arrived. The suit, which was filed on Dec. 21, contradicts the Hayward Police Department’s account of events, claiming the teen injured in the gunfire did not pose a threat to officers. Police responded to a report of looting and possible shots fired at a CVS...

Teen sues San Pablo police after officers mistakenly arrest him, put him in chokehold By Lisa Fernandez article SAN PABLO, Calif. - A 19-year-old auto worker has filed a federal lawsuit against San Pablo police, alleging officers put him in a chokehold and left their fingerprints on his neck when they wrongly confused him for another suspect.  Luis Montoya-Carranza filed the suit in U.S. District Court said his civil rights were violated and he suffered physical injury and emotional distress stemming from what occurred on Feb. 28. That's when Montoya-Carranza was out for lunch, taking a c...