Mother of 26 year old Blake Mohs speaks out.
Since his death, the family said Price has never reached out. It was only after consistent outreach on their part, that a DA assigned to the case responded.
"The phone call was that Pamela Price was not going to meet with us, she was not going to have a conversation with us, and we discussed my concerns about the charges, and we were not being kept in the loop with my victim's advocate along with the DA's office," Mohs said.
Blake's parents Lorie and Eric were told Price had a full schedule until mid-June.
Still, they said the office did not proceed to schedule a meeting.
They also learned that both suspects are felons.
"[Knapps] is facing murder charges, and something called Little Gun, which means 5 years," Mohs said. "It's not robbery, it's not intent to rob, and there are no special circumstances or enhancements being added at all, and we were told by the DA that is on our case that we should expect none, because it is the policy of Pamela Price to not add enhancements or special circumstances. It doesn't make any logical sense in my heart, in my space or anything."
Blake was set to get married this August and aspired to be a police officer. He was active with the Boy Scouts his entire life.
Mohs said her son loved his job, though it could be dangerous.
"He would tell me 'Oh a knife was pulled on me,' and he talked about guns being pulled on him," she said. "He talked about the mass amounts of shoplifting. It was in Pleasanton, it was in every store, he worked all of Alameda County."
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