- Mon Mar 04, 2019 11:36 am
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Mayor Pushes Bill To Criminalize Justified Shootings
Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg vowed to change use of deadly force laws in the wake of the Stephon Clark decision.
Sacramento, CA – The mayor of Sacramento used the district attorney’s announcement that no charges would be filed against the police officers who killed Stephon Clark to recommit to changing the use of deadly force policy in California.
Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert announced during a press conference on Saturday that her office had determined that the officers had not committed a crime when they shot 22-year-old Clark, believing he had a gun.
“This is a difficult day for Sacramento,” Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg said.
Steinberg apologized to the Clark family multiple times after the announcement during a press conference outside City Hall, and said he hoped the case would be a “a tipping point for our community and not a breaking point,” the Sacramento Bee reported.
“Today’s announcement only deepens our commitment to transformational community policing and better training,” the mayor said. “Today’s announcement only deepens our commitment to changing the legal standard from whether a shooting was reasonable to whether it could have been prevented. Today’s announcement only deepens our commitment to making sustained and meaningful investments in our neighborhoods and our young people.”
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It blows me away how Democrats dont have an issue with killing babies and Seniors or the mentally ill. but dont kill on of their plantation workers.. All hell will break loose.
Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg vowed to change use of deadly force laws in the wake of the Stephon Clark decision.
Sacramento, CA – The mayor of Sacramento used the district attorney’s announcement that no charges would be filed against the police officers who killed Stephon Clark to recommit to changing the use of deadly force policy in California.
Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert announced during a press conference on Saturday that her office had determined that the officers had not committed a crime when they shot 22-year-old Clark, believing he had a gun.
“This is a difficult day for Sacramento,” Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg said.
Steinberg apologized to the Clark family multiple times after the announcement during a press conference outside City Hall, and said he hoped the case would be a “a tipping point for our community and not a breaking point,” the Sacramento Bee reported.
“Today’s announcement only deepens our commitment to transformational community policing and better training,” the mayor said. “Today’s announcement only deepens our commitment to changing the legal standard from whether a shooting was reasonable to whether it could have been prevented. Today’s announcement only deepens our commitment to making sustained and meaningful investments in our neighborhoods and our young people.”
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It blows me away how Democrats dont have an issue with killing babies and Seniors or the mentally ill. but dont kill on of their plantation workers.. All hell will break loose.