Xavier Becerra

El Fiscal General Xavier Becerra anunció la investigación ya que hay escépticos que desconfían de la policía local, sospechando que las muertes fueron por linchamiento y no por suicidio.

Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced the inquiry as skeptics distrust local law enforcement, suspecting the deaths are lynchings, not suicides.

El gobernador dijo que ordenará a la agencia de entrenamiento de la policía estatal que no enseñe más la retención carotídea, una técnica controvertida con la que se ejerce presión en el cuello de un sospechoso.

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