Police Accountability

Voiced deep frustration over the ongoing investigation into her brother Marcelo's death, emphasizing the family's pain and desire for truth.

Spoke as a Utah transport worker and sister of Marcelo Gutierrez, questioning whether the city and police department uphold their stated values of transparency and a safe community.

Shared memories of caring for her brother Marcelo, contrasted his treatment with how other armed suspects were handled in her neighborhood, and asked for answers and respect for memorial items.

Expressed grief and frustration on the one-year anniversary of her brother Marcelo Gutierrez's death by police, criticizing the lack of answers and comparing South Jordan's response to other cities' mayors.

Asked for transparency, the release of body camera footage, and better crisis de-escalation training for officers.

Critiques city leadership and police department actions regarding an officer-involved shooting of his brother, demanding resignations and greater accountability.

Expressed support for Bryan Gutierrez and argued that individuals experiencing mental health crises deserve protection rather than lethal force.

Expressed deep concern over police use of lethal force and questioned department training standards.

Expressed deep grief and frustration over the fatal police shooting of his brother, questioning city leadership and website directory changes.

Stated that the family is tired of waiting seven months for answers and urged the mayor to release body camera footage similar to Salt Lake City's policies.

Shared memories of her brother Marcelo and asked for accountability and truth regarding the circumstances of his death.