The Death of Arturo Jimenez
It is incomprehensible that anyone other than Jimenez’s family or his gang member friends would be outraged over his death. His arrest record and gang affiliation are evidence that he spent a good portion of his young life preying on his fellow citizens.
Where is the concern by elected officials and community leaders for the injured deputy, or for the deputy who was forced to kill a man to save his partner’s life? Some compassion by these leaders for police officers would do a great deal for police-community relations.
KEVIN NELSON, Fontana
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