Important follow up story by @nhanson_reports https://t.co/rLPySuN59N

This is a fascinating in depth account of what’s been happening with Vallejo’s largest homeless encampment, which has been owned by one of the residents for the last two years

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There was so much carbon monoxide present in this store that a Vallejo police officer who responded to one of the worker deaths passed out while waiting for the coroner to arrive, according to county and state investigators. https://t.co/tCWNFnT3lU

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The city of Vallejo confirmed in court that police had been withholding officer misconduct complaints from criminal defendants and civil litigants. The city says the practice has ended, but it could jeopardize past prosecutions and lawsuit resolutions. https://t.co/lyvqGFHSMo

Dark and disturbing story by @nhanson_reports The deputy accused of rape had shot and killed a man in Vallejo two months before the violent rapes allegedly began. His father is the former sheriff of Napa County. https://t.co/U3D4lZQyRr

Just the Solano DA's office redacting officers' faces and badge numbers in public records

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If you're on a Kaiser plan through Covered California, read your renewal carefully. Kaiser sent me a letter saying I'd be renewed for a plan that is "the same or similar" and my premiums would go up 11%. Apparently "similar" to Kaiser means my deductible going from 0 to $5,200.

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A Vallejo police lieutenant’s efforts to recover her golden handcuffs could lead to revelations about years of misconduct. It all started when then-Sgt. Jodi Brown tried to detain a man using gold-plated handcuffs inscribed with her name and badge number. https://t.co/qAavocnhOu

Williams also said that he felt some interactions with the city attorney's office were also threatening. But the city attorney's office wouldn't let him talk about it, citing attorney client-privilege.

After he resigned, he received threatening letters at his home and at a rental property he owns out of state. One of the letters referenced Tonn again after he won his job back. It said, "Wait til PORAC gets ahold of this,” referring to the Peace Officers Research Association.

He said that he received repeated anonymous threatening emails starting when he tried to fire Jarrett Tonn, the officer who killed Sean Monterrosa in 2020. He talked to the city manager about it, who told him, "They're not going to stop until I fire you or you quit."

Williams described receiving a Halloween card that emitted a loud screeching sound, which wouldn’t stop until the battery ran out and had paint inside that would explode if it was disabled. “Quit today” and “worst boss ever” were written on the card, Williams testified.

There's been some information flying around since Vallejo police Chief Shawny Williams resigned from the department under pressure from the police union that he was threatened and harassed until he left. This is the first time he's told the story himself. https://t.co/iUQrmvN5js