Mario Gonzalez dies in police custody

LA Times: Outrage grows as new video shows Latino man dying after Bay Area police pin him for 4 minutes

In a case drawing comparisons to the killing of George Floyd, authorities in the Bay Area city of Alameda are facing growing outrage after a body-camera video showed a police officer appearing to put a knee on the back of a 26-year-old Latino man for more than four minutes as he gasped for breath and eventually died.

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-04-28/outrage-over-video-showing-latino-man-dying-after-bay-area-police-pin-him-for-4-minutes

https://www.gofundme.com/f/justice-mario-gonzalez-family

PASO ROBLES, Calif. (PRWEB) March 23, 2021

Verify First Technologies, Inc. introduces patented ballot security verification technology SCANcheck™

The technology, trademarked SCANcheck™, embeds variable micro-structures within a security area printed on the ballot.

Any attempt to electronically replicate the ballot results in a visual warning message.

https://www.prweb.com/releases/verify_first_technologies_inc_introduces_patented_ballot_security_verification_technology_scancheck/prweb17812552.htm

https://www.verifyfirst.com/

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Alameda identifies 3 officers seen pinning man before he died

ALAMEDA, Calif. (KGO) – Alameda County has placed three officers on leave Wednesday after body camera footage released this week shows them kneeing a man to the ground moments before he died.

WARNING: The video posted above may be hard to watch.

The three officers identified are James Fisher, Cameron Leahy and Eric McKinley.

"Ahhh stop," said Gonzalez as he was struggling to breathe. "Please, please stop."

WARNING: The video posted above may be hard to watch.

https://abc7news.com/alameda-identifies-3-officers-seen-pinning-man-before-he-died-/10557977/