San Jose – According to the prosecutors last September, 4 cops acted by law in a convenience shop in San Jose last September.
In a report published on Friday, the district prosecutor's office of Santa Clara announced that 50-year-old Roberto Rivera Jr. gave the officials no other alternative than to make use of fatal violence when he refused to drop a semi-automatic pistol that he was wearing and aimed toward her.
On the night of September eighth, Rivera sent suicide group texts to his family, entered a Taqueria on the Sentner Road and, in accordance with the prosecutors, shot several rounds into the ceiling.
Shortly before opening the fireplace, Rivera said to the purchasers: “Everyone here is about to get U-Visas”, an immigration status that is typically given to victims of violent crimes, said the prosecutors.
Then he went out of the Taqueria to a parking zone, where he shot a driver into his neck, in accordance with prosecutors.
Then Rivera went towards Sentner Road, but stopped in front of a 7-eleven when 4 police cars arrived on the scene. Rivera with half a dozen armed officers on the fitting and left aimed toward his gun to the sky and screamed “Shoot Me”, said the prosecutors.
The officers ordered Rivera to drop his gun and spent the subsequent 20 seconds to provide him. Instead, Rivera began with a countdown, after which he slowly lowered his firearm and, in accordance with the general public prosecutor, straightened her directly on the officials.
The prosecutors said that the officials Cesar Fernandez, Jessie Gifford, Juan-Carlos Jerez and Brett Vranich believed that Rivera intended to ward off their colleagues and open fire.
As soon as Rivera was down, the officials sent a K9 to drag it away from his gun. The dog grabbed Rivera's throat twice, however the medical expert found that Riveras weren’t attributable to the bite, which were attributable to the balls dismissed by the police.
A toxicological evaluation showed that Rivera had methamphetamine in his system and that his blood alcohol level was 0.18%or greater than the 2 -time limit.
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