He was pronounced dead about an hour later. They killed him," said Biviana Serrano.Ĭolton Police say as soon as they realized he was having a medical emergency, he was hospitalized. The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Dept. "We called police to help," said Hernandez. A Colton Police Department spokesman said the man who died was resisting arrest, but there's nothing to indicate that he was threatening officers. But they were concerned enough about his condition to call 911. "We understand that sometimes officers do need to use force, but so obsessive that the man dies, that's not correct," said Eddie Hernandez.įamily members say they don't know whether Hutalio Serrano was under the influence. "I think Tasers are a good tool and a good weapon, but when they're used excessively like that, no, this is just absurd," said Martinez. An investigation is now under way into whether police used excessive. Kelly Martinez says in his opinion, the victim was never a threat. The family says they called police for help, and instead their father ended up dead. He was pleading for God to help him," said Martinez.Ĭolton Police, who were unavailable to speak on camera because of the holiday, say three officers fired Tasers, and it took all three of them to handcuff Serrano. "I'm not sure if I heard four or five pops, but they Tased him over and over and over. Kelly Martinez, an eyewitness to the incident, says he was walking home when he saw the officers fire their Tasers.
That's when family members called police, who arrived about 5:15. "He was just walking up and down the street, kind of pacing, he looked like something was wrong with him," said Hernandez. Arresting Agency: MEAD PD Booking Number: 22-12919.
Sunday when family members spotted Serrano across the street acting strangely. Daily Arrest Report BUCKRIDGE, COLTON arrested:10/21/22 at 23:58. The daughter and stepson of 43-year-old Hutalio Serrano say police used excessive force. "They Tasered him like right here, and all we heard him screaming was 'No, stop,' and he was already down on and they kept on Tasing him," said Biviana Serrano, the victim's daughter. Officers located the semi-truck while patrolling, the Colton P.D. "He was yelling, 'Stop, please, please,' and they didn't let up," said the victim's stepson, Eddie Hernandez. A man was arrested after being found in a stolen semi-truck in Colton, according to the Colton Police Department. An investigation is now under way into whether police used excessive force.Ī Colton Police Department spokesman said the man who died was resisting arrest, but there's nothing to indicate that he was threatening officers. The family says they called police for help, and instead their father ended up dead.
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