White San Diego DA Declines to Charge White Officer who Murdered Konoa Wilson. Black Teen was Running from a Criminal who was Shooting at Him when Cop Saw Him for 1 Second and Shot Him in the Back

The San Diego County District Attorney’s Office will not be filing charges against a San Diego police officer who fatally shot a 16-year-old boy near the Santa Fe Depot early last year.

Summer Stephan is the San Diego County District Attorney. She is white. San Diego is a city controlled by elite white dumbocrats.

Koana Wilson was recklessly shot by a white San Diego police officer Daniel Gold II while the Black teen was running away from gunshots fired by another person. He was unarmed and seeking safety and the officer saw him for only one second or less before firing as he turned the corner (see video below).

Surveillance and body-worn camera footage from Jan. 28 showed Wilson running away from someone who pulled a gun and fired at him in a downtown train station. As he exited the station, Wilson encountered San Diego Police Officer Daniel Gold. Without any warning the officer fired two shots at Wilson. The shooting happened at the Santa Fe Depot located at 1050 Kettner Blvd. in San Diego. Wilson was pronounced dead at UC San Diego Health Medical Center less than an hour later.

“After more than a year of analysis of the facts, law, and expert opinions, the District Attorney’s Office has completed its review and concludes that in this matter there is not a criminal charge provable beyond a reasonable doubt,” a news release released by the DA’s office on Friday stated. [MORE]

According to the complaint (Wilson is referred to as “decedent” in the document)

On January 28, 2025 at approximately 8:50 P.M., Defendant GOLD and another unidentified SDPD officer were responding to an unrelated call near Santa Fe Depot.

At the same time, DECEDENT and a friend entered Santa Fe Depot at approximately 8:50 P.M.

At approximately 8:51 P.M., DECEDENT was standing on the platform next to the Santa Fe Depot train tracks when a person, unknown to DECEDENT, took out a firearm and fired gunshots in DECEDENT's direction.

DECEDENT proceeded to run away from the gunshots down a corridor of the Santa Fe Depot in hopes of reaching a place of safety.

When the unknown SDPD officer heard gunshots in the area, he called "I got shots fired" over the police radio without any description of the shooter or suspects involved.

As DECEDENT exited the Santa Fe Depot corridor, he turned right onto Kettner Blvd. Immediately upon turning the comer, DECEDENT crossed paths with Defendant GOLD who instantly, without any warning (verbal or otherwise), fired two gunshots at DECEDENT, striking DECEDENT in the right side of his torso/back area. Prior to firing the gunshots at DECEDENT, DECEDENT was only observable to Defendant GOLD for one (1) second before Defendant GOLD began shooting at DECEDENT

At no point during these events did DECEDENT brandish a weapon nor did he present a threat to the physical safety or well-being of Defendant GOLD or any other person. DECEDENT was simply running away from an unknown person who was shooting in his direction while he was on the train platform.

Immediately after being shot by Defendant GOLD, DECEDENT fell into the roadway of Kettner Blvd., screaming and writhing in pain. There, he began to bleed-out into the street.

Only after shooting DECEDENT and watching him fall to the ground did Defendant GOLD finally announce "San Diego Police." [MORE]