The victim: Thomas Perez Jr.

The people in question for Thomas’s mistreatment: Kyle Guthrie, David Janusz, Jeremy Hale, Ronald Koval, Robert Miller and Joanna Piña. 

Judge Dolly Gee over saw the case. 

Please watch the video of Thomas Perez Jr.’s 17 hour “browbeating”. 

The justice system affects and represents all of us. It is disheartening and alarming to learn about the misuse of power and the abuse of innocent individuals. In 2018, the Fontana Police Department in California reportedly coerced a man into confessing to a crime he never committed. This incident is not just a one-off occurrence but highlights a systemic issue within our law enforcement agencies.

Torture and coercion have no place in a system that prides itself on justice and fairness. The alleged actions of the Fontana Police officers go against the very essence of constitutional rights and protections that we hold dear. Such violation of basic human rights not only tarnishes the reputation of our law enforcement but also diminishes public trust in the justice system.

Reform is essential to ensure that those in positions of authority do not misuse their power to inflict harm on innocent people. We need a thorough investigation into the incident to bring the responsible parties to justice and implement measures that will prevent such occurrences in the future.

Advocating for transparent, accountable policing ensures that our rights are protected and that the justice system works for everyone, not just those in power. We cannot remain silent in the face of such egregious misconduct. It's time to demand justice and accountability.

Sign this petition to help bring about necessary reforms and to hold the Fontana Police Department accountable for their actions.