Panel & Discussion: From Boston to Charlotte – Justice for All Victims of Police Brutality

Panel & Discussion: From Boston to Charlotte – Justice for All Victims of Police Brutality

From Boston to Charlotte:
Justice for All Victims of Police Brutality -Panel & Discussion-
Saturday 10/15 3-5pm
@Greater Love Tabernacle
101 Nightingale Street,
Dorchester Center, MA 02124

https://www.facebook.com/events/1182636498463706

In the past three months we have witnessed the continued onslaught of the people by the hands of the police. From Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, LA to Philando Castile in Falcon Heights, MN to Korryn Gaines in Randallstown, MD to Terrance Crutcher in Tulsa, OK to Tyre King in Columbus, OH to Keith Lamont Scott in Charlotte, NC. Just in the past two weeks at least 8 more Black men have been killed by the police.

  1. Alfred Olango, 30, El Cajon, California September 27
  2. Christopher Sowell, 32, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania September 28
  3. Jacquarius M. Robinson, 20. Columbus, Ohio September 30
  4. George Richards-Meyers, 18, Newark, NJ September 30
  5. Najier Salaam, 18, Newark, NJ September 30
  6. Reginald Thomas, 36, Pasadena, Cali September 30
  7. Douglas Marrickus Rainey, 32, Gowensville, SC October 1
  8. Carnell Snell Jr., 18 Los Angeles, CA October 1

We have witnessed the the attempted cover ups by the police and the refusal of the courts to indict. The one exception is the indictment of Tulsa officer Betty Shelby coming directly on the heels of militant protests in Charlotte. The National Guard was mobilized, a curfew imposed and a state of emergency declared by the North Carolina governor to quell the protests. During one night of demonstrations, protestor Justin Carr was shot and killed.

In Boston and New England we have the same pattern of police killings and cover-ups. Join an important community discussion on how we can build a mass movement of millions to win justice for the victims of police brutality and their families.

CONFIRMED PANELISTS:

FAMILY MEMBER OF USAAMAH RAHIM, killed by the Joint Terrorist Task Force in Roslindale, MA June 2, 2015

MARY HOLMES, Roxbury resident who was assaulted at Dudley station by MBTA police officer Jennifer Amyot Garvey on March 6, 2014. Holmes has filed a civil suit against Garvey, her partner Alfred Trinh, and the MBTA. On January 13, 2016, officer Garvey was charged with felony assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, misdemeanor assault and battery, filing false police reports and violating Holmes’ civil rights.

WAYNE DOZIER, grandfather of DANROY ‘DJ’ HENRY of Easton, MA, killed by Pleasantville, NY police officer Aaron Hess in 2010

TAHIA BELL-SYKES, organizer for Mass Action Against Police Brutality

(PLUS VIA TELECONFERENCE)BARRY MORRIS, Charlotte Justice League, group has been part of the street protests in Charlotte, NC, now is carrying out nightly livestreamed protest outside the Charlotte Police Department

MODERATED BY BROCK SATTER, organizer for Mass Action Against Police Brutality

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