Alexis Gabe's family holds protest, wants DA to file charges against suspected killer's mother
MARTINEZ, Calif. (KGO) -- The family of Alexis Gabe protested Friday in front of the Contra Costa District Attorney's office. The want Diana Becton to press charges against Alicia Coleman-Clark - the mother of Alexis Gabe's killer.
"It seems like the DA has forgotten about us," said Gwyn Gabe, Alexis' father. "We all know Marshall Jones is dead, but it doesn't mean our case is dead too."
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Police killed Jones during an attempted arrest back in June near Seattle. However, the Gabe family says they have seen evidence suggesting Coleman-Clark aided Jones the night he killed Alexis.
"The timeline that we saw that the Antioch PD definitely showed that she assisted Marshall Jones," Gwyn Gabe said.
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The District Attorney's office said in a statement earlier this week there is "insufficient evidence to establish that Alicia Coleman-Clark knew Marshall Curtis Jones killed Alexis Gabe - or that Ms. Clark assisted Jones after the fact. "
The Gabe family strongly disagrees. They want District Attorney Becton to at least take a closer look at the evidence.
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"There are lots of evidence," Gwyn Gabe said. "They need to go sit down with APD and watch that timeline."
In that same statement, the DA's office says they will look at more evidence if it surfaces.
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