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Eric Garner's Final Words Became a Global Cry for Justice Eric Garner (September 15, 1970 – July 17, 2014) was a 43-year-old African American father of six whose killing by NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo ignited a national movement against police brutality . On July 17, 2014, officers confronted Garner in Staten Island for allegedly selling loose cigarettes. Bystander video captured Pantaleo wrapping his arm around Garner's neck in a banned chokehold as Garner gasped "I can't breathe" eleven times before losing consciousness . The medical examiner ruled his death a homicide caused by neck compression . Though a grand jury declined to indict Pantaleo in 2014 and federal charges were dropped in 2019, he was finally fired in August 2019 . Garner's family received a $5.9 million settlement, and in 2020, New York passed the Eric Garner Anti-Chokehold Act, making police strangulation a felony. #EricGarner #millimekhi #tapealert #millimekhitributes #policebrutality
Jeffrey Grant’s sentencing after the shooting that killed 10-year-old Kaden Coleman. ⚖️ #truecrime #court #news Video credit — drilliamshakespeare
Jeffrey Grant was sentenced after a shooting killed a 10-year-old Kaden Coleman. #truecrime #court #news
Officer Brian Gibson was D.C.-born and raised, proud to wear the uniform of the Metropolitan Police Department, serving and protecting the people of his hometown.⁠ ⁠ But in February 1997, he was ambushed at random by a man described in court as angry at being thrown out of the Ibex nightclub by an off-duty officer.⁠ ⁠ The shocking details of his murder are seared into the memories of not just his friends, family and colleagues, but almost everyone living in a city that felt much smaller and closer then.⁠ ⁠ “One of the things that's always hurt me the most is Brian was shot in the shoulder first, which means he may well have known what was coming,” said his sister, Terrica Gibson.⁠ ⁠ Nearly three decades later, she must now deal with the news that lawyers for Marthell Dean, 23 at the time of her brother’s murder, have filed notice he intends to seek release from his sentence of life without the possibility of parole.⁠ ⁠ He does so under a 2016 D.C. law that offers people who committed crimes before age 25 to petition for sentence reduction after serving at least 15 years.⁠ ⁠ “I have to say, part of me is very sad. My mother is no longer here. But then part of me is happy that she isn't seeing this, because it would devastate her,” his sister said.⁠ ⁠ Following the murder, the Gibson family, and his mother Shirley, in particular, turned their great grief into an expression of support for Brian Gibson’s fellow MPD officers. For many years, she prepared a holiday meal at which hundreds of officers would drop by.⁠ ⁠ Click our link in bio for the full story. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #washingtondc #maryland #virginia #pgcounty #dc #districtofcolumbia #dmv #northernvirginia #alexandriava #northernva #arlingtonva #fairfaxcounty #nova #md #mocomd #pgcountymd
Jeffrey Grant’s sentencing after the shooting that killed 10-year-old Kaden Coleman. ⚖️ #truecrime #court #news Video credit — drilliamshakespeare
Suspended Officer Convicted in Teen’s Death This case involves Eric Glenn Banks Jr., a suspended officer from the Baltimore Police Department and former U.S. Army soldier who was convicted in the death of his 15-year-old stepson, Dasan “DJ” Jones. 📍 What Happened On July 6, 2021, officers responded to a home in Curtis Bay after the teen’s mother reported she could not reach her son. Banks initially told police the boy had already left the house, but officers requested permission to search the property. During the search, police discovered the teen’s body hidden in an attic crawl space. Investigators later determined the cause of death was asphyxia, and the case was ruled a homicide. ⚠️ Arrest After the discovery, Banks was taken into custody. During the arrest, authorities said he fought with officers and attempted to grab an officer’s firearm. ⚖️ Outcome In October 2022, Banks entered an Alford plea to second-degree murder and attempting to disarm an officer. In January 2023, a judge sentenced him to 42 years in prison for the killing. #cops #bodycam #foryou #bodycamcops #viralvideo
Teen held captive in Detroit #makethismakesense #ronnellagee
Richard Barge SBI000165368D and Stephon Downer SBI000109994C are two innocent men framed by the city of Camden. New Jersey’s Conviction Review has taken on their case and discovered that they were innocent but yet, refuses to release them… Help us raise awareness to these issues by sharing and reposting this video! #freedom #justice #help #repost #share
PART I As we hover around the 2 month mark of when ICE k*lled Renee and Alex, I wanted to take you guys through these three memorial sites and showcase how the community invests in and protects them. As I was walking through, I thought about how horrific it would be to lose my life in this way. On the pavement, surrounded by people screaming in fear and at the hands of violent cowards. No one’s body should leave this earth in the middle of a road. And yet, I feel relieved at the knowledge that, if that were to be my fate, this is how this community would honor me. Not just for a couple of days or a week, but ongoingly. It would be a great blessing to be cared for and remembered in this way As things settle around the Metro area, I feel it is important to keep this topic alive, especially as we know that the horror of what happens behind the doors of detention facilities just gets worse Minnesota welcomes you to come visit these memorials sites any time! #fuckice #reneegood #alexpretti #georgefloyd #minneapolis
There is chaos everywhere you look. The murders of Renee Good and Alex Pretti have been shoved aside, along with the atrocities in MN - it CANNOT be so. https://www.submithub.com/link/garry-manuel-stand-for-good-3
19 year old Eric Byrd was arrested after making threats via Instagram. He posted about wanting to commit mass murders particularly of Blacks, Hispanics and Homosexuals. At least police caught this one before anything happened.
16 years later… and the truth hurts even more. Two young lives Derrick Gloster Jr. and Brandon Mills were taken in a hail of bullets on a cold night in Miami. Sons. Brothers. Kids with futures. Not targets just in the wrong place at the wrong time. Their families waited for justice… but it never came. Instead, a deal was made with William Henry Brown, who admitted to multiple shootings yet avoided full accountability under Katherine Fernandez Rundle’s office. No warning. No full truth. No justice. While families mourned, deals were made and records were sealed. And for some of us… this isn’t just their story it’s personal. Names like WALKENS FLOWERS, EDWIN TOUSSAINT, TECHLER CIVIL, and STANLEY PIERRE granted immunity while families were left in the dark, fed one narrative while the truth stayed hidden. So what is justice if the truth is negotiable? What is closure if accountability is selective? Say their names. Demand answers. Because if this can happen to them… it can happen to anyone. #Nojusticenopeace #Massincarceration #WAS #Civilrights #Justiceisblind #Freedom #Restoration #Criminaljusticesystem #Godislove #Love #Humanity #newbeginning #concretekeepingitreal #Podcast #VictoriasLittleSecrets #UrbanFiction #BensonCadet #StreetLit #HoodClassic #AmazonReads
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