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Still pushing for prosecution, Pedie Perez family helps train Richmond officers to avoid using force

By Taylor Barton | December 1, 2023 | 3
A gray-haired woman sits with her back to the camera, looking at a computer screen on a desk. Above the screen is a profile picture of a clean-shaven young man with short dark hair on a blanket. Hanging to her right iss a cork board fled with photo, mostly of a boy growing up.

Rick Perez wanted Richmond’s new police officers to see his son’s face and remember it when they go into the field. So he brought a photo of Richard, called Pedie by family and friends, and held it up as he faced Officers Ruben Ramirez, Mikail Meadors and Robert Carlos on the other side of a…

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Richmond police should emphasize use of non-lethal force, Citizen commission votes

By Aiden Strawhun | September 7, 2018 | 1

The Citizens Police Review Commission voted to send the Richmond Police Department recommendations that emphasize the use of non-lethal force and new officer training Wednesday night. These recommendations come several months after the commission ruled that Officer Wallace Jensen used excessive force in the September 2014 shooting death of Pedie Perez.

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New Richmond police data portal reveals numbers on traffic stops, use of force and more

By Josh Slowiczek | February 14, 2018 | 1
A screen capture of Richmond Police Department's new data portal, Richmond Open Data.

The Richmond Police Department recently went live with a new online portal dedicated to providing statistics and data on law enforcement activities in the city, completing its commitment to the Police Data Initiative started by the Obama administration in 2015. Joining the ranks of Oakland, San Francisco and San Jose, the city’s website, Richmond Open…

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The Citizen’s Police Review Commission discusses ongoing investigation of a 2014 fatal officer shooting

By Abené Clayton | February 12, 2018

The February Citizen’s Police Review Commission (CPRC) meeting began with the announcement of a $20,000 allocation to streamline CPRC’s administrative tasks and ended with a discussion on the death of Pedie Perez, who was killed by a Richmond police officer in 2014.

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