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Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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Just disgusting. The federal government has to step in here.McCullough Forgets to Release Key Documents in Michael Brown Case:
Missouri Prosecutor Releases More Ferguson Grand Jury Evidence
St. Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch apologized for “inadvertently” omitting to release some of the evidence collected after the shooting of Michael Brown. The newly released evidence includes a transcript of an interview with Dorian Johnson, a friend of Brown’s, who was with the 18-year-old when he died.
Almost two dozen documents related to the August shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, were made public Saturday by the St. Louis County Prosecutor.
Prosecutor Bob McCulloch — who had promised to unseal all evidence submitted to the grand jury when he announced on Nov. 24 their decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson, the police offer who killed Brown, setting off a wave of protests across the U.S. — apologized for “inadvertently” omitting to release the documents.
“Clearly, I inadvertently omitted some material,” McCulloch said in a statement. “I apologize for any confusion this may have caused.”
Among the 23 newly-released documents is a transcript of a police interview with Dorian Johnson, a friend of Brown’s, who was with the unarmed teenager when he was shot and killed.
“Once the officer fired the second shot at my friend Big Mike I knew he was struck because he instantly stopped in his tracks,” Johnson told detectives in the interview. “He stopped running. His hands were in the air before he turned around.”
Johnson said that Brown had raised his hands and shouted that he was unarmed to the officers. He also said he heard “more than four” shots fired.
“My friend went all the way down in the fatal [sic] position,” Johnson told detectives. “I watched him take every, several more shots. I watched his facial expression.”
“I see the pain in his face,” he said. “He cannot say nothin’. He’s not screamin’ ‘cause I feel like he’s still in shock because each time, each time he’s shot, he’s tryin’ to get another word out until the fatal shot which, I don’t know what made him stop moving, but he stopped moving and he was on the ground.” Johnson described feeling sick and nauseated following the shooting. “I seen someone who I was just seconds to talking to, dead,” he said.
In another of a the newly released documents, a Ferguson told detectives that Officer Wilson was nicknamed “Ears” in the neighborhood, “cause his ears big”. Wilson was said to have a reputation in the community for “messing people around” and “pulling people over.”
Read all the newly released info here:
Witness, Aug. 26, 10:12 a.m.
Witness, Sept. 30, 1:38 p.m.
Witness, Oct. 22, 7:12 p.m.
Witness, Aug. 18, 8:19 a.m.
Dorian Johnson, Aug. 13, 3:41 p.m.
Witness, Aug. 9, 5:56 p.m.
Witness, Aug. 9, 7:07 p.m.
Witness, Aug. 9, 1:53 p.m.
Witness, Aug. 22, 12:56 p.m.
Witness, Aug. 19, 11:20 a.m.
Witness, Aug. 16, 7:15 p.m.
Witness, Aug. 18, 9:54 p.m.
Witness, Aug. 11, 12:33 a.m.
Witness, August 9, 10:16 a.m.
Witness, Aug. 18, 6:50 p.m.
Witnesses, Aug. 21, time not specified.
Witness, Aug. 10, 9:02 a.m.
Witness, Aug. 19, 11:20 a.m.
Witness, Aug. 21, 3:34 p.m.
Witness phone call interview, Aug. 12, time not specified
Witness, Aug. 9, 4:00 p.m.
Witness, Sept. 30, 9:50 a.m.
Witness, Sept. 25, time not specified.
Witness List
Source:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/davidmack/mi...-jury-evidence
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Done.
I feel ya.
We've been marching forever. Little has changed.
As much as I believe in this generation and the next, this whole thing has made me question the future of black America. Nevertheless the future of America.
Seeing all of the whites and outsiders show more support seems to of hoodwinked people to think this is an everybody issue. Black America always needed to sort out it's own problems amongst itself. Racism isn't our problem. It's always been their's. We didn't create this system that kills and oppresses us...they did. Unless they intend on crippling it or fixing it for us to endure less of the bullshyt...what is the point of them even marching?
Our history in this country is based on asking the same hangman that has his noose around our necks to loosen it and they do but then tighten it up at a moment's notice.
We'll still be marching 50 years from now at this point.
Sometimes I think this generation of black people don't want equality, or justice, or any sort of positive powerful direction for the future...they just want to be accepted by whites and other races instead of focusing on rebuilding the black community in America.
These protests make me realize how many of us are still looking at non-blacks like deer in the headlights. We're so eager to be accepted in this country after so many years of supression, oppression, and agression at the hands of others...that we're willing to still forgive the people have dealt it out to us for ages.
This is no way I want to live. My nightmare is that this is going to continue to happen for as long as we're here until we're all dead.
At the end of the day, these outsiders don't care about us. Give it some time and we'll be in the way of their deck new apartment in hot "up and coming" Crown Heights (soon to be known as East Park Slope/South Prospect Heights) and they'll go back to hating us when we're not entertaining them or shooting a touchdown.
loyola llothta
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#crimingwhilewhite: You won't see these two women all over CNN or Faux News
'I ran that n***** over': Two women who encouraged their friend to run over and kill black man after brutally beating and robbing him in unprovoked race-hate attack face prison
Shelbie Richards and Sarah Graves, both 21, have pleaded guilty in connection with a series of attacks on African-Americans in Mississippi
The attacks included the death of James Anderson, was run over by a Ford F250 truck outside a Jackson hotel in 2011
The woman admit they encouraged their co-conspirators to go with them to assault 'n******' on the night that Anderson was killed
They face five years in prison and a $250,000 fine for breaking the hate crime law
Dedmon was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Anderson in March 2012
Two women are facing prison after they admitted this week to encouraging their friend to run over and kill a black man with his pick up during a deliberate mission to target and attack African Americans.
James Anderson, was run over by a Ford F250 truck outside a hotel in Jackson, Mississisppi, after being brutally beaten and robbed in 2011.
His assault was caught by a hotel surveillance camera – which has already resulted in the conviction of driver Deryl Dedmon who boasted afterwards to his friends - ‘I ran that n***** over.'
Now two 21-year-old women who were in Dedmon’s truck and encouraged him to finish Anderson off are facing prison sentences after pleading guilty on Friday in connection with not just Anderson's death but a whole series of attacks on African-Americans in Mississippi.
Shelbie Richards and Sarah Graves, each pleaded guilty to one count of conspiring to violate the federal hate crime law.
Anderson's death sparked a broader investigation into reports that young white men and women were driving from mostly white Rankin County into majority-black Jackson to assault African-Americans.
Richards and Graves admitted that on June 26, 2011, they encouraged their co-conspirators to leave Brandon with them to assault 'n******,' in Jackson.
Richards further admitted that she encouraged her co-conspirator Deryl Dedmon to hit Anderson with his truck.
In addition, Richards admitted that she falsely told law enforcement officers that she did not remember a fight between Dedmon and Anderson, and that she did not encourage Dedmon to strike Anderson with his truck.
The two women from Brandon face a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine for breaking the hate crime law, while Richards faces an additional three years in prison and a $250,000 fine for concealing information about Anderson's death from investigators.
The death of James Anderson, pictured, sparked a broader investigation into reports that young white men and women were driving from mostly white Rankin County into majority-black Jackson to assault African-Americans
Anderson, was run over by a Ford F250 truck outside a Jackson hotel in 2011. His assault was caught by a hotelsurveillance camera
'No person should have to fear that they will be attacked because of the color of their skin as they walk the streets of their own city,' said Acting Assistant Attorney General Vanita Gupta for the Civil Rights Division, reports The Clarion-Ledger.
Apart from Anderson's death, prosecutors say at least two other assaults occurred, in addition to an attempted assault. Other victims have not been publicly identified.
Prosecutors said the suspects usually sought out people who were homeless or drunk. Prosecutors said assailants used their fists, beer bottles, sling shots and vehicles in the attacks.
Six others - Dedmon, John Rice, Dylan Butler, William Montgomery, Jonathan Gaskamp, and Joseph Dominick - have also pleaded guilty.They have yet to be sentenced.
Six others including Deryl Dedmon, John Rice, Dylan Butler, William Montgomery, Jonathan Gaskamp, and Joseph Dominick have also pleaded guilty
'This investigation started with the tragic death of James Anderson, ' said Special Agent in Charge Donald Alway of the FBI Mississippi Division.
'Since then, the FBI has continued its efforts to identify and bring to justice all those individuals who conspired to deprive Mr. Anderson and other African-American citizens of their civil rights simply because of the color of their skin.'
Dedmon was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Anderson in March 2012.
He was part of a group of white youths from largely white Rankin County who decided to ‘go f*** with some n******,’ after a night of partying and drinking, law enforcement officials have said, quoting some of the suspects in the case.
According to investigators, they drove 16 miles in two vehicles from Rankin County to Jackson, where after exiting the highway, they found Anderson alone in a parking lot about 4 a.m. on June 26.
The white men allegedly beat Anderson repeatedly, yelling racial epithets including ‘white power’. After the beating, Dedmon drove his Ford F-250 truck over the man, leaving him to die.
Shortly afterward, Dedmon boasted and laughed about the killing, according to statements some of the teens made to detectives.
'I ran that n***** over,' he allegedly said in a phone conversation to the youths in the other car.
Source:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...death-man.html
'I ran that n***** over': Two women who encouraged their friend to run over and kill black man after brutally beating and robbing him in unprovoked race-hate attack face prison
Shelbie Richards and Sarah Graves, both 21, have pleaded guilty in connection with a series of attacks on African-Americans in Mississippi
The attacks included the death of James Anderson, was run over by a Ford F250 truck outside a Jackson hotel in 2011
The woman admit they encouraged their co-conspirators to go with them to assault 'n******' on the night that Anderson was killed
They face five years in prison and a $250,000 fine for breaking the hate crime law
Dedmon was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Anderson in March 2012
Two women are facing prison after they admitted this week to encouraging their friend to run over and kill a black man with his pick up during a deliberate mission to target and attack African Americans.
James Anderson, was run over by a Ford F250 truck outside a hotel in Jackson, Mississisppi, after being brutally beaten and robbed in 2011.
His assault was caught by a hotel surveillance camera – which has already resulted in the conviction of driver Deryl Dedmon who boasted afterwards to his friends - ‘I ran that n***** over.'
Now two 21-year-old women who were in Dedmon’s truck and encouraged him to finish Anderson off are facing prison sentences after pleading guilty on Friday in connection with not just Anderson's death but a whole series of attacks on African-Americans in Mississippi.
Shelbie Richards and Sarah Graves, each pleaded guilty to one count of conspiring to violate the federal hate crime law.
Anderson's death sparked a broader investigation into reports that young white men and women were driving from mostly white Rankin County into majority-black Jackson to assault African-Americans.
Richards and Graves admitted that on June 26, 2011, they encouraged their co-conspirators to leave Brandon with them to assault 'n******,' in Jackson.
Richards further admitted that she encouraged her co-conspirator Deryl Dedmon to hit Anderson with his truck.
In addition, Richards admitted that she falsely told law enforcement officers that she did not remember a fight between Dedmon and Anderson, and that she did not encourage Dedmon to strike Anderson with his truck.
The two women from Brandon face a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine for breaking the hate crime law, while Richards faces an additional three years in prison and a $250,000 fine for concealing information about Anderson's death from investigators.
The death of James Anderson, pictured, sparked a broader investigation into reports that young white men and women were driving from mostly white Rankin County into majority-black Jackson to assault African-Americans
Anderson, was run over by a Ford F250 truck outside a Jackson hotel in 2011. His assault was caught by a hotelsurveillance camera
'No person should have to fear that they will be attacked because of the color of their skin as they walk the streets of their own city,' said Acting Assistant Attorney General Vanita Gupta for the Civil Rights Division, reports The Clarion-Ledger.
Apart from Anderson's death, prosecutors say at least two other assaults occurred, in addition to an attempted assault. Other victims have not been publicly identified.
Prosecutors said the suspects usually sought out people who were homeless or drunk. Prosecutors said assailants used their fists, beer bottles, sling shots and vehicles in the attacks.
Six others - Dedmon, John Rice, Dylan Butler, William Montgomery, Jonathan Gaskamp, and Joseph Dominick - have also pleaded guilty.They have yet to be sentenced.
Six others including Deryl Dedmon, John Rice, Dylan Butler, William Montgomery, Jonathan Gaskamp, and Joseph Dominick have also pleaded guilty
'This investigation started with the tragic death of James Anderson, ' said Special Agent in Charge Donald Alway of the FBI Mississippi Division.
'Since then, the FBI has continued its efforts to identify and bring to justice all those individuals who conspired to deprive Mr. Anderson and other African-American citizens of their civil rights simply because of the color of their skin.'
Dedmon was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Anderson in March 2012.
He was part of a group of white youths from largely white Rankin County who decided to ‘go f*** with some n******,’ after a night of partying and drinking, law enforcement officials have said, quoting some of the suspects in the case.
According to investigators, they drove 16 miles in two vehicles from Rankin County to Jackson, where after exiting the highway, they found Anderson alone in a parking lot about 4 a.m. on June 26.
The white men allegedly beat Anderson repeatedly, yelling racial epithets including ‘white power’. After the beating, Dedmon drove his Ford F-250 truck over the man, leaving him to die.
Shortly afterward, Dedmon boasted and laughed about the killing, according to statements some of the teens made to detectives.
'I ran that n***** over,' he allegedly said in a phone conversation to the youths in the other car.
Source:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...death-man.html
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Done.
This is why I can't f*cking stand America...cause it produces people like this. With that mentality.#crimingwhilewhite: You won't see these two women all over CNN or Faux News
'I ran that n***** over': Two women who encouraged their friend to run over and kill black man after brutally beating and robbing him in unprovoked race-hate attack face prison
Shelbie Richards and Sarah Graves, both 21, have pleaded guilty in connection with a series of attacks on African-Americans in Mississippi
The attacks included the death of James Anderson, was run over by a Ford F250 truck outside a Jackson hotel in 2011
The woman admit they encouraged their co-conspirators to go with them to assault 'n******' on the night that Anderson was killed
They face five years in prison and a $250,000 fine for breaking the hate crime law
Dedmon was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Anderson in March 2012
Two women are facing prison after they admitted this week to encouraging their friend to run over and kill a black man with his pick up during a deliberate mission to target and attack African Americans.
James Anderson, was run over by a Ford F250 truck outside a hotel in Jackson, Mississisppi, after being brutally beaten and robbed in 2011.
His assault was caught by a hotel surveillance camera – which has already resulted in the conviction of driver Deryl Dedmon who boasted afterwards to his friends - ‘I ran that n***** over.'
Now two 21-year-old women who were in Dedmon’s truck and encouraged him to finish Anderson off are facing prison sentences after pleading guilty on Friday in connection with not just Anderson's death but a whole series of attacks on African-Americans in Mississippi.
Shelbie Richards and Sarah Graves, each pleaded guilty to one count of conspiring to violate the federal hate crime law.
Anderson's death sparked a broader investigation into reports that young white men and women were driving from mostly white Rankin County into majority-black Jackson to assault African-Americans.
Richards and Graves admitted that on June 26, 2011, they encouraged their co-conspirators to leave Brandon with them to assault 'n******,' in Jackson.
Richards further admitted that she encouraged her co-conspirator Deryl Dedmon to hit Anderson with his truck.
In addition, Richards admitted that she falsely told law enforcement officers that she did not remember a fight between Dedmon and Anderson, and that she did not encourage Dedmon to strike Anderson with his truck.
The two women from Brandon face a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine for breaking the hate crime law, while Richards faces an additional three years in prison and a $250,000 fine for concealing information about Anderson's death from investigators.
The death of James Anderson, pictured, sparked a broader investigation into reports that young white men and women were driving from mostly white Rankin County into majority-black Jackson to assault African-Americans
Anderson, was run over by a Ford F250 truck outside a Jackson hotel in 2011. His assault was caught by a hotelsurveillance camera
'No person should have to fear that they will be attacked because of the color of their skin as they walk the streets of their own city,' said Acting Assistant Attorney General Vanita Gupta for the Civil Rights Division, reports The Clarion-Ledger.
Apart from Anderson's death, prosecutors say at least two other assaults occurred, in addition to an attempted assault. Other victims have not been publicly identified.
Prosecutors said the suspects usually sought out people who were homeless or drunk. Prosecutors said assailants used their fists, beer bottles, sling shots and vehicles in the attacks.
Six others - Dedmon, John Rice, Dylan Butler, William Montgomery, Jonathan Gaskamp, and Joseph Dominick - have also pleaded guilty.They have yet to be sentenced.
Six others including Deryl Dedmon, John Rice, Dylan Butler, William Montgomery, Jonathan Gaskamp, and Joseph Dominick have also pleaded guilty
'This investigation started with the tragic death of James Anderson, ' said Special Agent in Charge Donald Alway of the FBI Mississippi Division.
'Since then, the FBI has continued its efforts to identify and bring to justice all those individuals who conspired to deprive Mr. Anderson and other African-American citizens of their civil rights simply because of the color of their skin.'
Dedmon was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Anderson in March 2012.
He was part of a group of white youths from largely white Rankin County who decided to ‘go f*** with some n******,’ after a night of partying and drinking, law enforcement officials have said, quoting some of the suspects in the case.
According to investigators, they drove 16 miles in two vehicles from Rankin County to Jackson, where after exiting the highway, they found Anderson alone in a parking lot about 4 a.m. on June 26.
The white men allegedly beat Anderson repeatedly, yelling racial epithets including ‘white power’. After the beating, Dedmon drove his Ford F-250 truck over the man, leaving him to die.
Shortly afterward, Dedmon boasted and laughed about the killing, according to statements some of the teens made to detectives.
'I ran that n***** over,' he allegedly said in a phone conversation to the youths in the other car.
Source:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...death-man.html
Sick how a bunch of privileged white kids can consider killing innocent black people "fun".
ORDER_66
Rebirth is upon Us 2025
Why the rest havent been charged though even though they pleaded guilty too, are they awaiting trial? And what's up with these two white bytches??? WTF they need to throw these sociopaths under the jail...
Huey Shootin
Banned
Truth.
Huey Shootin
Banned
What answers are you looking for? Legislative changes?
for what? To stop a cac from killing a Black man?
loyola llothta
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The white girls got 5 years
Huey Shootin
Banned
The feral government won't do shyt. This is their system and the result it is designed to create and maintain.
I don't see it.
606onit
Superstar
Madrid on it. 