Dozens gathered at San Jose City Hall Friday, demanding justice for 20-year-old K’aun Green.
Green is now in the hospital, clinging to hopes that he will recover and resume his football career."They didn't even ask any questions, just shot him.
He wasn't even the one responsible for what was happening," said Kamila Flores of the Party for Socialism and Liberation."Once again, we see San Jose police using excessive force against black people and the black community. This is something we keep seeing over and over again.”
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