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San Diego police say no 911 calls exist in case of Black man tackled and punched by officers in La Jolla Jesse Evans embraces community member and friend Amie Zamudio during a news conference in May about his arrest in La Jolla. (Kristian Carreon) The city says police mistakenly said they withheld 911 calls of the incident that led to the arrest of Jesse Evans in May. Print Responding to a request from a newspaper, the San Diego Police Department says it did not receive any 911 calls about a homeless Black man who ended up being punched repeatedly by a pair of officers in La Jolla.

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 departme...

A bystander recorded the May 12 arrest of Jesse Evans near UC San Diego

Santiago-The San Diego City Attorney's Office said it will not prosecute a local homeless man who was stopped last month for urinating on the roadside in La

A bystander video-recorded the May 12 arrest of Jesse Evans near UC San Diego.