"50,000 to catch a killer Newsom announces reward for murder of La Mesa Sailor"

Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a substantial $200,000 reward to encourage tips leading to arrests in four unsolved crimes, including the murder of U. S. Navy sailor Cornelius Donte Brown. Nearly four years ago, Brown was shot at his La Mesa apartment while hosting a gathering with friends. His mother, Addrienne Brown, expressed her enduring grief, stating, "My son’s murder will never be behind me.

" The governor's pledge of a $50,000 reward for information about her son's killers has reignited hope for justice. She conveyed her gratitude, emphasizing that the recognition of her son's case means a lot. La Mesa officials have also voiced their support, recognizing the importance of community involvement in solving such cases. The total reward now stands at $65,000, combining contributions from Crimestoppers, the victim’s family, and the Naval Criminal Investigative Services. This collective effort underscores the community's commitment to finding the truth behind Brown's tragic death.