The article discusses the aftermath of police actions during protests against police brutality in 2020, particularly relating to the injury of individuals like Johnson. San José's police response was criticized for excessive force, leading to new restrictions on projectile weapons. Legislative action also introduced stricter guidelines for police use of such weapons. Multiple lawsuits, including those led by community groups, emerged from the incidents. While some cases settled, others are still pending trial, reflecting ongoing community efforts for accountability.
The city approved restrictions for police projectile weapon use, allowing it only when directly attacked, reflecting a shift in policy post-protests.
Multiple lawsuits emerged following incidents during the 2020 protests, highlighting the community's response to police brutality and accountability.
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