Jonah Shacknai said Thursday he accepts the decision of the state attorney general to reject his request to review the investigation of San Diego County law enforcement agencies into the deaths of his girlfriend and his 6-year-old son.
And he asked that if anyone, “at any time,” finds new evidence in the case, it should be turned over to law enforcement rather than the media.
In a prepared statement, Shacknai said he understands that “the circumstances of this investigation do not warrant further review by the attorney general at this time.”
In a letter sent to Shacknai on Wednesday, the chief assistant attorney general said such a review of local law enforcement is only warranted “under very narrow circumstances,” including a conflict of interest or allegations of malfeasance.
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