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Please read and let the facts marinate before you comment. When I watched the attached video, my heart ached. I met Juno approximately 4 years ago through a mutual friend who has Autism. Juno would take him to the fair and the park or just for a walk, mentoring this young man, all without receiving a dime. Juno loved his family, rescued dogs and found good homes for them, he had compassion. Juno was never a killer. After watching this video, I thought, this could be anyone’s kid. Juno obviously made some mistakes and could plainly see that he was stuck between a rock and a hard space. After watching several angles of the videos posted it was obvious that he was already injured and that he wasn’t armed. Let’s all ask ourselves were those big heavily armed officers lives at risk when they shot Juno multiple times???? There is absolutely no scenario that killing Juno was the only resolution. We have K-9’s, Tasers, or what about when he was almost laying down in the back seat drinking a juice???? It truly frightens me that this seems o.k. to some. Yes I am sorry for all the first responders that have lost their lives in previous incidences, but today I am very sorry to Juno’s family and friends and the autistic young man that loved him so much. # JusticeforJuno
https://youtu.be/MjSdcyN9Bi8?t=1

— Janet Oliver
Jan. 22, 2019 at 5:53 p.m. Dimas Diaz Jr., 43