The Martinez Police Department has released the names of four officers involved in a fatal shooting of an unarmed person after they responded to a burglar alarm at a cannabis dispensary last week, while the victim's family said it was filing a civil rights lawsuit against the department.
a fatal shooting of an unarmed person after they responded to a burglar alarm at a cannabis dispensary
According to police, after officers arrived one of two vehicles outside the business fled the scene. In a press statement, police said officers broadcast that shots were fired and there was an assault on an officer. A second vehicle, an SUV, attempted to flee and then crashed into a fire hydrant. Police identified the officers as: Officer Cole Bennett, Officer Marc Kahue, Officer Raul Ceja-Mendez and Officer Alexander Tirona
In a prior press statement, Martinez Police said one officer was treated for a minor injury after being struck by the vehicle, but police have not specified why officers opened fire.
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