Nearly 20 people turned out for the meeting and angrily protested the killing and a councilwoman’s comments in its aftermath.
Tag: police shooting
Posted inAnaheim
Councilwoman: Killing by Anaheim Police ‘Saved Us a Trial’
After officers killed a man who opened fire on them, Anaheim City Councilwoman Lucille Kring posted her approval on a community message board.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Jury: Anaheim Officer Did Not Use Excessive Force in Shooting
The ruling comes in a lawsuit over the 2012 killing of Manuel Diaz by an Anaheim police officer. Diaz’s death and others led to riots downtown.
Posted inTustin
Dozens Shout Protests Against Fatal Shooting by Tustin Police
Police assert that the man confronted them with a knife. The family’s attorney says witnesses refute the police version of events.
Posted inAnaheim, Transportation
Vigil Held to Protest Cunningham’s Chamber of Commerce Contract
A group of mothers whose sons died in police shootings led nearly a hundred protesters to the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce building.
Posted inAnaheim, Health & Wellness, Top Stories
A Year Later, Many in Anaheim Still Feel Disenfranchised
A year after police led to a riot outside Anaheim City Hall, there has been little progress toward addressing problems that were exposed.
Posted inAnaheim
Protests Return to Anaheim, This Time Peacefully
One year after protests of back-to-back police shootings led to a downtown riot, activists staged peaceful demonstrations.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Anaheim Neighbors Confront Police
Volatile crowds in the West Guinida Lane neighborhood are increasingly confronting police officers who enter the poor Latino community.
Posted inAnaheim
Tensions With Police Simmering Again in Anaheim
The latest dust-up happened Saturday when the mother of a gang member, shot and killed by police last year, claimed she was harassed.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Health & Wellness, Top Stories
Residents Still Frustrated Nearly a Year After Riot
More than 50 residents attended a community forum to discuss frustrations about police and city leaders nearly a year after that anger boiled over.
