Overview
- Angelo Quinto died in 2020 after an Antioch police officer knelt on his neck for nearly five minutes.
- The settlement includes a $7.5 million payout to Quinto's family from the city of Antioch.
- The incident prompted statewide reforms, including bans on chokeholds and the use of 'excited delirium' in autopsies.
- Quinto's death spurred the implementation of police body cameras and a mental health crisis team in Antioch.
- The family continues to advocate for further transparency and accountability in law enforcement.