Three Muslim American young men were found dead in Fort Wayne, the victims of multiple “execution style” gun shots at a local hangout spots.
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Three Muslim American young men were found dead in Fort Wayne, the victims of multiple “execution style” gun shots at a local hangout spots.
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Only 6 cases where police were indicted for killing a black person on-duty in 2015. Black chief prosecutors secured 3 of those indictments.
— Samuel Sinyangwe (@samswey) February 24, 2016
Athens police release Taser footage of man who later died https://t.co/um3J6I9roo
— The Decatur Daily (@decaturdaily) February 25, 2016
#BlackLivesMatter activist Ashley Williams: Hillary Clinton has "had 20 years to answer these questions" pic.twitter.com/RTTvwjOHY7
— Democracy Now! (@democracynow) February 26, 2016
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg tells employees to stop scratching out #BlackLivesMatter on wall https://t.co/hTkb7aeD5m pic.twitter.com/D1sU2T0i3Y
— The Root (@TheRoot) February 27, 2016
Mark Zuckerberg blasted his own staff for defacing #BlackLivesMatter notes at Facebook's headquarters https://t.co/femaE0egh5
— Newsweek (@Newsweek) February 27, 2016
#Blackish summed up every black parent's fears in one scene. https://t.co/rlodJs0wyp pic.twitter.com/VyKV3xdhl3
— HuffPost BlackVoices (@blackvoices) February 25, 2016
Remembering Trayvon Martin: A death that brought a movement to life #BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/ift1psrpAz
— HuffPost BlackVoices (@blackvoices) February 26, 2016
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to Employees: Black Lives Matter
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A 50-year-old woman arrested for failure to pay court fines died in police custody after Charleston, South Carolina, officials failed to provide “reasonable medical care,” lawyers representing her family said this week.
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#JoyceCurnell #SayHerName
By Nick Grube
January 11, 2016
A state law enforcement officer charged with five counts of sexual assault of a minor on the Big Island is a former Honolulu policeman who was fired in 2012 after falsifying reports and lying to investigators about his whereabouts when he was transporting an underage runaway.
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Two Los Angeles police officers who once worked as partners patrolling the streets of Hollywood have been charged with sexually assaulting four women they encountered while on duty, prosecutors announced Wednesday.
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India Kager (1988-2015), an unarmed Black American woman, mother of two, was gunned down by police in Virginia Beach, Virginia on September 5th 2015. In February 2016 her mother put up a tearful video on Facebook asking for justice:
“I can’t even tell you how bad this hurts …”
The police will not even say who did it.
On September 5th 2015, Kager was driving home her boyfriend, Angelo Perry. In the back seat was her four-month-old baby, Roman. Just before midnight they stopped at a 7-Eleven store at 2093 Lynnhaven Parkway. Police officers appeared. In 15 seconds they fired 30 bullets. The police say Perry shot first. No police officer was injured. She and Perry died in a hail of bullets. Her baby lived.
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#IndiaKager #SayHerName
If yr town can't afford to run a police dept constitutionally, then yr town shouldn't have a police dept. #Ferguson https://t.co/d305n1QTP9
— Sherrilyn Ifill (@Sifill_LDF) February 10, 2016
.@LorettaLynch announcing the lawsuit against the City of Ferguson pic.twitter.com/SMoRGsWMbR
— Mashable News (@MashableNews) February 10, 2016
Erica Garner’s Commercial Endorsing Bernie Sanders for President – https://t.co/K9mOeIRXWg
— KyleTaylorLucas (@KyleTaylorLucas) February 12, 2016
Federal Grand Jury Convened To Investigate The Death Of Eric Garner #icantbreathe #blacklivesmatter https://t.co/UBmpqdFZLA
— Propane Jane (@docrocktex26) February 12, 2016
Allentown, PA – The family of a teenage girl was recently granted a $100,000 settlement from their local police department after an officer used his stun gun on the girl for no reason. The incident occurred in 2011, when the girl was 14-years-old while she was attending Dieruff High School.
The settlement was to prevent the family from moving forward with a federal civil rights lawsuit which accused Jason Ammary of using excessive force on the young girl.
According to court documents, the officer was ordering students to clear a street near the school on the day of the attack, but apparently the victim, Keshana Wilson, was not moving fast enough. So, Ammary grabbed her arm from behind and pushed her against a parked car when she instinctively pulled away from him.
As she struggled to get away, Ammary fired his taser directly at her and she collapsed onto the street.
The entire attack was documented by the school’s security cameras, and even the police department could not defend the actions of the officer when the recordings were made public
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