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Watch: Vallejo Police Spokesperson Talks Use of Force Reforms
Vallejo police spokesperson Brittany K. Jackson talks in depth about the department reassessing its use of force policies during an interview with Kris Sanchez.
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Vallejo PD Seeks Public Input on Reforming Use-of-Force Policies
The Vallejo Police Department is among several law enforcement agencies across the country reassessing use-of-force policies and is asking for the public’s help.
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Vallejo Police Department Introduces New Body-Camera Audio Analysis Tool
The Vallejo Police Department is partnering up with a company that will provide new audio analysis technology.
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15-Year-Old Boy Fatally Shot in Vallejo
A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot Wednesday evening in Vallejo, police said.
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15-Year-Old Boy Fatally Shot in Vallejo
A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot Wednesday evening in Vallejo, police said.
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Vallejo Police Chief Asking for More Cameras Following Recent Shootings
Vallejo’s police chief Shawny Williams said he needs more tools to fight rising crime in his city. He wants more cameras.
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Vallejo Police Asking for More Cameras Following Recent Shootings
Two shootings in a two-hour period happened in Vallejo Wednesday night, leaving a man dead, an 8-year-old and a young woman injured. An investigation is ongoing, but the city’s police chief says he needs more tools to fight rising crime in his city. He wants more cameras. Cheryl Hurd reports.
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Conspiracy Claim Against Vallejo Police Can Stay in Deadly Shooting Suit: Judge
A lawsuit filed by the family of a Bay Area rapper shot by Vallejo police can proceed on its claim that officers conspired to hurt him.
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Conspiracy Claim Against Vallejo Police Can Stay in Deadly Shooting Suit: Judge
A lawsuit filed by the family of a Bay Area rapper shot by Vallejo police can proceed on its claim that officers conspired to hurt him.
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Sean Monterrosa's Family Demands Justice in SF Rally
It’s been one year since the deadly police shooting of Sean Monterrosa in Vallejo. His family took part in a rally Sunday in San Francisco on his behalf along with community groups and other families impacted by police shootings. Christie Smith reports.
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California AG Rob Bonta to Review Vallejo Police Shooting Death of Sean Monterrosa
California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Thursday announced his office will conduct an independent review of a Vallejo police shooting that left San Francisco resident Sean Monterrosa dead. Jodi Hernandez reports.
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California AG Rob Bonta to Review Vallejo Police Shooting Death of Sean Monterrosa
California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Thursday announced his office will conduct an independent review of the Vallejo police shooting that left San Francisco resident Sean Monterrosa dead.
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Man Dies After Crashing Car Into Tree In Vallejo
A 32-year-old man died in Vallejo on Saturday after crashing the car he was driving into a tree to get away from police officers, authorities said.
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Arrest Made in Vallejo's 1st Homicide of 2021
A man suspected in the shooting death of a woman in Vallejo early this week was arrested Wednesday at a Fairfield apartment complex, according to Vallejo police.
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Vallejo Assistant Police Chief Resigns to Care for Terminally Ill Daughter
Interim Assistant Chief of Police Joseph Allio has resigned effective Thursday to care for his terminally ill daughter, the Vallejo Police Department announced Tuesday.
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Housing Program Compares People With Criminal Records to ‘Two-Legged Predators'
A housing program operating throughout the Bay Area is designed to show landlords how they can “legally discriminate” against tenants who have police records, calling them “two-legged predators.” An NBC Bay Area investigation prompted one city, Vallejo, to halt its program and dismiss the retired police officer who was directing it. Candice Nguyen reports.
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Housing Program Compares People with Criminal Records to ‘Two-Legged Predators'
A housing program operating throughout Bay Area is designed to show landlords how they can “legally discriminate” against tenants who have police records, calling them “two-legged predators.” An NBC Bay Area investigation prompted one city, Vallejo, to halt its program and dismiss the retired police officer who was directing it.
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Sean Monterrosa Billboard Sends Message to Vallejo Police
The family of an unarmed man shot and killed by a Vallejo police officer is taking new steps in the journey for justice.
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Sean Monterrosa Billboard Sends Message to Vallejo Police
The family of an unarmed man shot and killed by a Vallejo police officer is taking new steps in the journey for justice. Jodi Hernandez reports.
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Family to Sue City of Vallejo, Officer Over Killing of Sean Monterrosa
Oakland attorney John Burris plans to file a federal civil rights lawsuit on Thursday against the city of Vallejo and one of its officers over the shooting of a San Francisco man through the windshield of a police vehicle. Sharon Katsuda reports.