FRESNO, CA (KMJ) – A handful of people held protest signs Monday afternoon outside of the Fresno District Attorney’s Office.
They said they were calling for justice for Dylan Noble, the 19 year-old who was shot and killed by police during a traffic stop, June 25th.
One of the group’s members, Shannon Dalton (seen pictured above), read a statement.
“We are here today because we will not let Dylan’s name or memory be forgotten, and injustice will not be tolerated at any level in our city and we wont let this pass or be silent.” – Shannon Dalton, Dylan Noble Protestor.
Dalton says they will be there every week with signs to keep Dylan’s name alive, and they plan to hold a news conference in the future.
Noble’s family has already filed al lawsuit against the city of Fresno.
The DA’s Office had no comment.
