State Atty. Gen. Xavier Becerra is set to release his office’s own review of the Stephon Clark shooting soon. Watch live:
Sacramento police arrested 84 people Monday night, including journalists, during a protest over the district attorney’s decision not to charge two officers who in March 2018 shot Stephon Clark, a black man holding a cellphone.
The area’s population is 83% white, with an average household income of more than $100,000. Meadowview, the area where Clark was shot, has an average household income of about $45,000 and is 22% white, according to U.S. census data from the five-year American Community Survey. “Our concern is that he does not prosecute the cops today,” said the Rev. Shane Harris, a Los Angeles pastor who was also arrested Monday night. “This is a test.”
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