MORE: Black man was unarmed when 8 Ohio officers opened fire, bodycam showsPolice reports obtained at the Santa Clara County courthouse say the victim was renting a room through Airbnb at a home, located across the street from the suspect's house.Police say after that, he asked for an attorney and declined to comment any further but stated later at booking specifically "I can't take it back, what I have done."He's going to be carefully reviewed for what groups he may be associated with, what issues he may have stated on social media," Legal Analyst Clark told ABC7 News.We thank the San Jose Police Department as well as the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office for their work to hold the perpetrator accountable and to send a message that hate crimes have no place in our society.""Just being in the wrong place at the wrong time, it is not a justification for being shot," Clark said."