The family of a San Francisco man fatally shot during a night of protests and looting is demanding Vallejo police terminate the officer, rather than reinstate him after a sudden reversal.
The attorney for Officer Jarrett Tonn says the investigation showed Sean Monterosa posed as an"imminent threat" the night he was shot.
"This city has allowed for unarmed civilians black and brown men to be killed inhumanely," said Michelle Monterrosa. But VPD recently reinstated Tonn based on a second determination by a neutral hearing officer who stated the third party investigators incorrectly based their findings on hindsight analysis, which is prohibited by California Law."This city wants me and Ashley to fold and give up. Expect the chair to fold. Never us," said Monterrosa.
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