Last update: Tue Apr 20 21:53:23 UTC 2021.
Here is a list of unarmed Blacks killed by police and law enforcement in the US. It is extremely incomplete. This is just the tip of the iceberg. US police kill on average about two unarmed Black people every week, according to a study by the Guardian. That means complete list for 1964 to 2014 would have over 5,000 people – ten times more than this list.
Those in bold are linked to posts of their own (or that of the officer who killed them):
- 2023: Tyre Nichols (Memphis, TN)
- 2021: Daunte Wright (Brooklyn Center, MN)
- 2020: Jacob Blake (Kenosha, WI)
- 2020: George Floyd (Mineapolis, MN)
- 2020: Breonna Taylor (Louisville, KY)
- 2019: Elijah McClain (Aurora, CO)
- 2019: Atatiana Jefferson (Ft Worth, TX)
- 2018: Botham Jean (Dallas, TX)
- 2018: Antwon Rose (East Pittsburgh, PA)
- 2018: Shaheed Vassell (New York, NY)
- 2018: Stephon Clark (Sacramento, CA)
- 2017: Patrick Harmon (Salt Lake City, UT)
- 2017: Jordan Edwards (Balch Springs, TX)
- 2016: Alfred Olango (El Cajon, CA)
- 2016: Terence Crutcher (Tulsa, OK)
- 2015: Jamar Clark (Minneapolis, MN)
- 2015: India Kager (Virginia Beach, VA)
- 2015: Christian Taylor (Arlington, TX)
- 2015: Sam Dubose (Cincinnati, OH)
- 2015: Sandra Bland (Prairie View, TX)
- 2015: Icarus Randolph (Witchita, KS)
- 2015: Freddie Gray (Baltimore, MD)
- 2015: Walter Scott (North Charleston, SC)
- 2015: Tony Robinson (Madison, WI)
- 2015: Anthony Hill (Chamblee, GA)
- 2014: Akai Gurley (New York, NY)
- 2014: Tamir Rice (Cleveland, OH)
- 2014: Victor White III (Iberia Parish, LA)
- 2014: Dante Parker (San Bernardino County, CA)
- 2014: Ezell Ford (Los Angeles, CA)
- 2014: Michael Brown (Ferguson, MO)
- 2014: Tyree Woodson (Baltimore, MD)
- 2014: John Crawford III (Beavercreek, OH)
- 2014: Eric Garner (New York, NY)
- 2014: Yvette Smith (Bastrop, TX)
- 2014: Donitre Hamilton (Milwaukee, WI)
- 2014: Jordan Baker (Houston, TX)
- 2013: Linwood Lambert (South Boston, VA)
- 2013: Ryan Stokes (Kansas City, MO)
- 2013: Barrington Williams (New York, NY)
- 2013: Carlos Alcis (New York, NY)
- 2013: Deion Fludd (New York, NY)
- 2013: Jonathan Ferrell (Bradfield Farms, NC)
- 2013: Kimani Gray (New York, NY)
- 2013: Kyam Livingstone (New York, NY)
- 2013: Larry Eugene Jackson, Jr. (Austin, TX)
- 2013: Miriam Carey (Washington, DC)
- 2013: Tyrone West (Baltimore, MD)
- 2012: Chavis Carter (Jonesboro, AR)
- 2012: Dante Price (Dayton, OH)
- 2012: Duane Brown (New York, NY)
- 2012: Ervin Jefferson (Atlanta, GA)
- 2012: Jersey Green (Aurora, IL)
- 2012: Johnnnie Kamahi Warren (Dotham, AL)
- 2012: Justin Slipp (New Orleans, LA)
- 2012: Kendrec McDade (Pasadena, CA)
- 2012: Malissa Williams and Timothy Russell (Cleveland, OH)
- 2012: Nehemiah Dillard (Gainesville, FL)
- 2012: Ramarley Graham (New York, NY)
- 2012: Raymond Allen (Galveston, TX)
- 2012: Rekia Boyd (Chicago, IL)
- 2012: Reynaldo Cuevas (New York, NY)
- 2012: Robert Dumas Jr (Cleveland, OH)
- 2012: Sgt. Manuel Loggins Jr (Orange County, CA)
- 2012: Shantel Davis (New York, NY)
- 2012: Sharmel Edwards (Las Vegas, NV)
- 2012: Shereese Francis (New York, NY)
- 2012: Tamon Robinson (New York, NY)
- 2012: Wendell Allen (New Orleans, LA)
- 2011: Alonzo Ashley (Denver, CO)
- 2011: Jimmell Cannon (Chicago, IL)
- 2011: Kenneth Chamberlain (White Plains, NY)
- 2011: Kenneth Harding (San Francisco, CA)
- 2011: Raheim Brown (Oakland, CA)
- 2011: Reginald Doucet (Los Angeles, CA)
- 2011: Anthony Lamar Smith (St Louis, MO)
- 2010: Aaron Campbell (Portland, OR)
- 2010: Aiyana Jones (Detroit, MI)
- 2010: Danroy Henry (Thornwood, NY)
- 2010: Derrick Jones (Oakland, CA)
- 2010: Steven Eugene Washington (Los Angeles, CA)
- 2009: Kiwane Carrington (Champaign, IL)
- 2009: Oscar Grant (Oakland, CA)
- 2009: Shem Walker (New York, NY)
- 2009: Victor Steen (Pensacola, FL)
- 2008: Tarika Wilson (Lima, OH)
- 2007: DeAunta Terrel Farrow (West Memphis, AR)
- 2006: Sean Bell (New York, NY)
- 2005: Henry Glover (New Orleans, LA)
- 2005: James Brisette (New Orleans, LA)
- 2005: Ronald Madison (New Orleans, LA)
- 2004: Timothy Stansbury (New York, NY)
- 2003: Alberta Spruill (New York, NY)
- 2003: Orlando Barlow (Las Vegas, NV)
- 2003: Ousmane Zongo (New York, NY)
- 2003: Michael Ellerbe (Uniontown, PA)
- 2001: Timothy Thomas (Cincinnati, OH)
- 2000: Earl Murray (Dellwood, MO)
- 2000: Malcolm Ferguson (New York, NY)
- 2000: Patrick Dorismond (New York, NY)
- 2000: Prince Jones (Fairfax County, VA)
- 2000: Ronald Beasley (Dellwood, MO)
- 1999: Amadou Diallo (New York, NY)
- 1994: Nicholas Heyward Jr. (New York, NY)
- 1992: Malice Green (Detroit, MI)
- 1985: Edmund Perry (New York, NY)
- 1984: Eleanor Bumpurs (New York, NY)
- 1983: Michael Stewart (New York, NY)
- 1981: Ron Settles (Signal Hill, CA)
- 1979: Eula Love (Los Angeles, CA)
- 1969: Mark Clark (Chicago, IL)
- 1969: Fred Hampton (Chicago, IL)
- 1964: James Powell (New York, NY)
I did not count people killed during protests, riots, massacres or executions. I did not count those killed by vigilantes or security guards.
Note that “Black”, “unarmed” and “killed” all have grey edges. That said, I apply some common sense to police accounts. Shooting yourself after being handcuffed counts as a police shooting. Weapons seen only by police count as Phantom Negro Weapons.
Do not draw any statistical conclusions from this list. It is heavy on New York and 2012, for example, simply because I know more about them.
– Abagond, 2014, 2020.
See also:
- Fuller lists for 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
- extrajudicial killings
- Killed by the NYPD in 2013
- slave patrols
- The police
- killer cops
- Phantom Negro Weapons
- How the Whitewashed play down these killings:
- selective outrage
- The black-on-black crime argument
- respectability politics – the worth of Black life is conditional on good behaviour
Abagond 
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That is too many dead people murdered and no justice for them. It’s shameful. I hope the murderers of these souls are haunted day and night for the rest of their lives, but that too much because i am thinking they have souls, seeing how the murderers of these people have no souls.
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That’s just too damn many people. And sobering to note that that’s not even a complete list.
But I’m sure there’s plenty of White people who will come up with a reason why each and every single one of them deserved it. That’s their “superpower”.
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[…] Here is a list of unarmed Blacks killed by police in the US. It is extremely incomplete. A complete list for just 2005 to 2012 would have at least 760 killings. I have only 6% of those. This list is just the tip of the iceberg.- Click through – […]
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So sad. *sigh*
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Speaking of Kenneth Chamberlain in White Plains, New York, yes they kill elderly people as well. And in May of 2014 in Hearne, Texas 93 year old Pearlie Golden was gunned down in her front yard. She became agitated because her nephew took her car keys away from her, the nephew called the police because Miss Golden had a gun. I feel the police didn’t have to kill this woman in this manner. What if she had dementia? I feel she lived to this age and had to die in such a horrific manner. Same with Mr. Chamberlain. They kill old folks too.
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Whoa. That is a huge list and even more amazing is that it is not complete.
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I just read up on Ford. *shakes head*
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I know the USA is a large, populous place but those numbers are incredible. :O
I read a related article earlier: http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/08/24/1324132/-How-Often-are-Unarmed-Black-Men-Shot-Down-By-Police
These figures are astonishing. The circumstances of these events are documented; they are often recorded by members of the public. The actions of police are clearly, visibly unjustified and, in my opinion, murderous in many cases. It is the same, microcosmically, in my country. The police kill fewer, but they always get away with it.
“Law enforcement”, like government, is corrupt and dishonest. Authority is vested in those least fit to wield it.
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*Speechless*
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Fred Hampton was a political assassination rather than a run of the mill police homicide.
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@Buddhuu
I have a meeting so I can say, but so much. The article you posted was probably some of the most extensive research I have ever seen. It is amazing how the FBI purposely leaves out unjustified killings. It is a crime none the less. I bet if they put it in then whites would no longer say a word about crime stats.
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@sharinalr
Trouble is most white people just switch off or tune out. A couple of times people in the office have asked me what I’m reading because they see me frowning and shaking my head (I don’t realise I’m doing it). When I explain there is usually just no interest – they’re just like, “Oh, right” or “That’s terrible” and then back to their newspaper or iPhone. No supplementary questions or discussion.
If information doesn’t come from TV or a tabloid it is not absorbed, therefore it is unreliable data that gets into heads.
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Of course, there are some white people who do take a very active interest. To my anger and embarrassment I see their foul comments after pretty much every article or blog post on the topic of police murder of POC.
Statistics and data won’t change the perceptions of people who have their own twisted reality.
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The killing of Blackmales unarmed is a White Supremacy lottery in hopes to kill the Black Messiah who would unite Black Nationalists. The dumb masses of Blacks think they are really citizens and get outraged when their so-called rights are violated. But the Black Nationalists are always angry, we know there is no citizenship, no equality, no justice, and no peace in a White Supremacy nation as the United States of America for people of African descent.
Its amazing some of you are relying upon the F.B.I for statistics and proper investigation when the F.B.I spent several decades assassinating Black leadership and Black activists under Cointelpro aka counter intelligence program.
How long will we put off developing Africa? How long will we put off investing in our ancestors homeland? How long will we put off preparing a racism free and white supremacy free future for our children? When will we get our children out of the meat grinder? We have over 1 trillion dollars grossed at our disposal there should be a call to utilize some of that money for the developing of Africa. Because Africa is the only place on Earth where sovereign land and authority would forbid the type of sadistic treatment we face in European countries. Who will put out the call for a real change? Not the kind of phony change that Obamanites thought Obama would bring but a real change. How long will we wait on the coming of a spook God to do for us what we alone are charged to do? Isn’t it time?
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wow that is a lot of names, if this is what so called free blacks face, I can’t imagine what inmates go through. a lot of the victims on this list were killed in new York smh.
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This is a great list, you made, Abagond. I applaud you for doing that. We really need justice for the Black men and Black women who were killed and assaulted by the police.
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I have no intention to spin this in any other way, but I was just curious if it is easy to get data on the types of unarmed non-blacks killed by the police. Just wondering if we could glean anything from that (eg, geographical factors) that would put light on unarmed blacks killed by the police.
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@ buddhuu
In the US, 75% of Whites live in an all-White world: there are no people of colour at all in their social networks. So stuff like this does not affect them or anyone they know!
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2014/08/self-segregation-why-its-hard-for-whites-to-understand-ferguson/378928/
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jefe
There is no way to get data, but I do know of a few who in 2013 were unarmed and shot by the police.
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buddhuu
I believe it. I know a lot of whites seem to have no clue that this is even going on (or care). Of the whites that are aware they seem extremely unstable.
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I am beginning to wonder. What is the possibility that a lot of the unsolved murders may be police related?
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Until police brutality starts affecting their children in droves things will remain status quo.
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Examining the last 4 quickly shows what’s wrong with “A list of unarmed Blacks killed by police”
Michael Brown had already attacked the officer, fractured his face and tried to take his gun. After he charged, the officer had no choice but to shoot him as he couldn’t have outrun him or prevented the 6’4/292lb man from physically overpowering him and killing him with his own gun.
Ezell Ford had been diagnosed with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and depression which no doubt contributed to the situation. So far there has been no information from either police or witnesses as to circumstances.
Dante Parker wasn’t shot. He died after being tased while resisting arrest. Tasing is supposed to be nonlethal but it happens occasionally.
Victor White was sitting in the back of a squad car when he retrieved a gun he’d hidden up his rectum. He was handcuffed behind his back and accidentally shot himself in the back while fumbling with it.
But I’m sure there’s plenty of White people who will come up with a reason why each and every single one of them deserved it. That’s their “superpower”.
Yeah, especially the guy who shot himself with a gun he’d hidden up his own ass.
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I know I should do this but Victor white was not shot in the back. Better research equals looking less crazy.
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Should not
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@jefe just like “cop block” on fb. You’ll see plenty of unarmed americans of every race that have been shot and killed or beat to death in recent months. They also have chronicled many cases of 4th amendment violations, and “no knock raids” one was the wrong house and they threw a flash bang grenade and it went in a baby’s crib and he’s now deformed for life and has required countless surgeries. He I believe was hispanic. they have people that follow around cops around the country and people that have face injustice or brutality from the cops or feds usually will contact them and it gets posted there. I’m sure they aren’t all accurate, but most seem to be. THey have been talking about the militarization of the police for awhile, and are totally against the war on drugs , which disproportionately affects black americans, and got criticised nationally on O’reily factor after the Eric Garner choking case.
Dillon Taylor is someone where the races are reversed. I’m not saying that was racial, but those are just the facts. Happened in Salt Lake city Utah .. also in August of 2014
There was another case in Kansas where the kid (white kid) was unarmed Joseph Jennings is the latest example, ——“on Aug 25th Joseph Jennings was brutally shot by police in The Orscheln Farm and Home parking lot on 2008 Princeton St in Ottawa, Kansas.
Joseph Jenning’s aunt Brandy Smith and her husband were present. Mr Smith was a arms length away when the police threatened to shoot him if he didn’t back off. Brandy Smith told KCTV 5, that her husband backed off and police attention turned back to Jennings, that’s when one officer yelled “Bag Him” and proceeded to shoot.”——– From Copblock
THey also said “We don’t have time for this” before he was shot. Like his life wasn’t worth their time.
They don’t discriminate (at copblock) and report abuses as they happen in real time order. No matter the race.
THat is just a few. There are countless more.
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This video is titled “Police Brutality 2014” I think that pretty much sums it up. It doesn’t just include black people and it is a few months old so you won’t see Eric Garner, or Mike Brown.. But I’m sure Abagond could cherry pick a few of these and add them to his collection 😉 . (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGG0YkFecF4)
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also from “cop block ” . “Cop Shoots Dead an Unarmed, Tased and Subdued Teen, “We don’t have time for this” Bang! ”
Learn more about this tragic story (video: http://bit.ly/1rSbXoj)
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@Dave, that was not my question. I wasn’t asking for those examples.
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@abagond and Sharina:
That de facto segregation is short sighted and stupid.
A few years ago, my wife and I moved to the countryside. No political or social agenda, we just like the quiet and the natural surroundings. A downside that escaped our consideration was the kind of people who live in rural England. Whereas we are white-collar working class stiffs who have to treck in for 8 hours a day, most of our neighbours are aggressively middle class and very, very white. There are literally no POC living in my village. When my mixed-race step children and grandchildren visit there are plenty of alarmed double-takes thrown by certain members of the community. (Oh sh!t… there goes the neighbourhood.)
We have had our share of friction over the years due to not suffering racists quietly but things are no better in towns where demographics are more varied.
What baffles me is apathy amongst working class whites. Middle class and wealthy whites have an interest in the status quo and racism is their expected default. Working class and poor whites should see any and all oppression as portents of their own futures. It is actually in their own selfish best interests to give a damn about what is done to POC, but this is not understood.
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@Kiwi:
Thanks for the empathy.
I don’t mean to make it sound worse than it is. It’s a fleeting look thing, and never followed up by overt hostility, but the fact remains that people in places like this see POC as novel and alien. Not “normal” people.
The POC in my family are fortunate. They seem to be able to function comfortably in both white and black contexts and they don’t seem to encounter much in the way of overt racism. At least, I hope that perception is accurate. They are hard-working, professional people in “respectable” jobs; I’m sure that helps with how they are perceived.
A friend of mine, the drummer in my band, frequently tells me about excellent rhythm section musicians he’s seen. The description is often something like “saw this great bass player… tall black bloke with a Jazz Bass” or “really powerful black bloke on drums”. The appreciation is there, and he will often hang around and chat to these players after their set (he has also played in bands with black people, but he feels the need to mention their blackness. He never says “I saw this excellent white percussionist on Saturday”.
It’s that kind of thing. Them and us. Even if “them” is not seen as a bad thing, “they” are still “other” – not of us.
It is simply not a productive attitude. A working class white person will often feel more affinity with a rich/middle class white person than with a working class POC. That is stupidity. In real, practical terms that affect our lives the interests of working class whites and working class POC coincide. The interests of all working class people conflict with those of the elite.
This is why I find it infuriating that working class white people cannot find empathy or sympathy for POC who are victims of violence by establishment muscle, AKA the police. Way to be divided and conquered.
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First, BM,
It’s entirely inappropriate for you to question whether any of these shootings were justified or not. That’s not the purpose of this post. We are not supposed to think too hard, just sit back and read all those names and think about all the injustice and racism it must signify.
Of course all these guys were innocent. And as sharinair has said ” It is amazing how the FBI purposely leaves out unjustified killings. It is a crime none the less. I bet if they put it in then whites would no longer say a word about crime stats.”
These 100 plus completely innocent black men killed per year far outweigh the thousands gunned down by blacks every year. So we whites should just shut up. Cops also should have sensitivity training and should be required to ask those arrested whether they may have inadvertently left firearms in their rectums, so that we can avoid more senseless killings.
buddhu, you said something that makes no sense when you think about it…
“What baffles me is apathy amongst working class whites. Middle class and wealthy whites have an interest in the status quo and racism is their expected default. Working class and poor whites should see any and all oppression as portents of their own futures. It is actually in their own selfish best interests to give a damn about what is done to POC, but this is not understood.”
You’ve got it completely wrong. It is in the interest of wealthy whites to support rights for blacks/hispanics and give that lip service. By giving this lip service, they feel better about themselves and can be “social justice warriors” in their minds. Meanwhile, they have enough money to move out of downtown neighborhoods where they have to interact with blacks/hispanics on a daily basis (So do you, apparently–congratulations!). Their kids can go to lily white schools. All is good with them.
Meanwhile, working class/poor whites are stuck in neighborhoods with ever increasing portions of blacks/hispanics, which results in unsafe neighborhoods, terrible schools and worse life results overall. This is why they don’t care much about giving more benefits to POC.
Think about who really benefits the most from illegal immigration, for instance. It’s the white people in power who get cheaper labor/services, but don’t have to deal with gang fights in their neighborhoods.
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@Biff:
I disagree.
The interests of the rich, white establishment are served by the use of smokescreens, diversions and scapegoats. Immigrants, for example, are a frequent smoke-and-mirrors tool for shifting the blame for the state of my country away from the politicians, bankers etc onto a group who are an easy target for pre-existing prejudice. People only need a gentle nudge from their favourite right-wing tabloid to blame “foreigners” for everything.
In the UK, with the employment and welfare situation as it is, the establishment does not need to send out for cheap, wage-slave labour. Poor whites will now work for peanuts.
No, to government, the value of POC (especially Muslims) and immigrants in general is as scapegoats.
Somehow, immigrants (not government policy or financial misconduct by institutions) are to blame for the economic crisis, national debt, the crisis in our NHS, crime, the breakdown of family life etc etc etc.
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buddhuu said:
In the UK, with the employment and welfare situation as it is, the establishment does not need to send out for cheap, wage-slave labour. Poor whites will now work for peanuts.
Hmmm… I’m not a rocket scientist (though I am a National Merit Scholar), but could it be that an increase in the supply of unskilled labor would drive down wages for unskilled laborers?
But, I’m sure Londinistan is great and it’s all the bankers fault. Anyone who says beheadings are bad is culturally insensitive.
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Biff said:
Your “argument” has lost focus and is no longer rational. I decline to continue.
I anticipate a claim that I can’t counter your “point”. LOL.
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@ Kiwi:
Indeed. I think that’s clear.
Poverty drives crime. Whoever finds themselves under severe financial pressure – to the point of really not making ends meet – may consider desperate measures.
And then, of course, there is white-collar and corporate crime: the crimes committed by the rich and privileged that are driven by greed for more wealth and power. What is the demographic for that again? According to the innate criminality implied by some commenters, surely the perps must be mostly black and Hispanic… Oh, wait…
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And check out this charming fellow…
http://www.addictinginfo.org/2014/08/27/cop-threatens-to-shoot-group-of-black-men-for-filming-police/
*Facepalm*.
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And let us not forget the 1978 beating and strangulation death (like Garner) of Brooklyn businessman and community leader Arthur Miller.
Although the list is just a sampling, what is really remarkable is the diversity of the black victims Miller (a pillar of the community), Bumpers (a housebound grandmother), Bell (a groom-to-be), Stewart (Madonna’s old squeeze)…and I forget the name of the young kid (9 or 10) just sitting on his stoop talking with a friend–the PBA creatively used “psychomotor epilepsy” to excuse that one! Black folks from all walks of life: When he leaves the WH, Obama himself may not be safe…if’n it’s dark.
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One of the sources for this post is the list of all the people known to be killed by the New York police since Amadou Diallo. Note that not all of these people are necessarily both Black and unarmed, but many are. I googled like a dozen of these to make my own list.
Feb. 4, 1999 – Amadou Diallo, 23 – Bronx
May 25, 1999 – Rodney Mason, 38 – Queens
May 26, 1999 – Dante Johnson, 16 – Bronx
Jun. 28, 1999 – Renato Mercado, 63 – Manhattan
Jul. 24, 1999 – Delano Maloney, 32 – Brooklyn
Aug. 5, 1999 – Jatrek Hewitt, 17 – Staten Island
Aug. 9, 1999 – Robert Striker, 54 – Manhattan
Aug. 15, 1999 – Angel Reyes, 47 – Manhattan
Aug. 18, 1999 – Larry Cobb, 30 – Manhattan
Aug. 30, 1999 – Gidone “Gary” Busch, 31 – Brooklyn
Aug. 27, 1999 – Unidentified Man, 35 – Bronx
Sep. 1, 1999 – Richard Watson, 32 – Manhattan
Oct. 20, 1999 – Afif Hazim – Queens
Jan. 17, 2000 – Alan Zelencic, 28 – Queens
Mar. 1, 2000 – Malcolm Ferguson, 23 – Bronx
Mar. 1, 2000 – Maliki Raymond, 24 – Manhattan
Mar. 16, 2000 – Patrick Dorismond, 26 – Manhattan
Mar. 31, 2000 – Andre Fields, 17 – Brooklyn
Mar. 31, 2000 – Tasheen Bourne, 19 – Brooklyn
Feb. 5, 2000 – Donald Moore, 37 – Queens
Apr. 12, 2000 – Malcolm Burno, 17 – Brooklyn
Apr. 22, 2000 – James Murphy, 43 – Queens
Jul. 7, 2000 – D’andre Darnell Cisco, 25 – Queens
Aug. 4, 2000 – James Edward Moore, 37 – Bronx
Aug. 12, 2000 – Arthur Alalouf, 47 – Brooklyn
Oct. 20, 2000 – Reynaldo Colon, 33 – Brooklyn
Oct. 23, 2000 – Carmen Valentine, 22 – Brooklyn
Nov. 2000 – Andre “Woody” Harris – Brooklyn
Dec. 24, 2000 – Jonathan Lynch, 32 – Brooklyn
Dec. 24, 2000 – James Culberson, 25 – Brooklyn
May 22, 2001 – Curtis Harmon, Jr., 35 – Bronx
Jun. 8, 2001 – Curtis Merriweather, 45 – Brooklyn
Jul. 26, 2001 – Charmene Pickering, 27 – Brooklyn
Aug. 4, 2001 – Maria Pena Herrera, 24 – Brooklyn
Aug. 4, 2001 – Dilcia Pena, 16 – Brooklyn
Aug. 4, 2001 – Andy Pena Herrera, 4 – Brooklyn
Aug. 4, 2001 – Pena Herrera, newborn – Brooklyn
Oct. 6, 2001 – Malik Mustafa, 36 – Bronx
Oct. 8, 2001 – Shannon Vinson, 28 – Brooklyn
Oct. 8, 2001 – Donna Towe, 45 – Bronx
Oct. 9, 2001 – Richard Hatcher, 18 – Queens
Oct. 15, 2001 – Unidentified Man – Queens
Nov. 11, 2001 – William Phifer, 56 – Manhattan
Nov. 23, 2001 – Steven Michalacos, 67 – Brooklyn
Dec. 22, 2001 – Unidentified Man – Brooklyn
Jan. 16, 2002 – Georgy Louisgene, 23 – Brooklyn
Jan. 23, 2002 – Juan Mendez, 38 – Manhattan
Mar. 30, 2002 – Cesar Mercado, 47 – Manhattan
Apr. 15, 2002 – Unidentified Man, 20s – Manhattan
Apr. 21, 2002 – Ricardo Carlon, 24 – Staten Island
May 1, 2002 – Egbert Dewgard, 31 – Brooklyn
Jun. 21, 2002 – Unidentified Man, 20s – Manhattan
Jun. 22, 2002 – Stefanos Kiladitis, 21 – Brooklyn
Jul. 7, 2002 – William Partlow, 42 – Bronx
Jul. 10, 2002 – Kevin McKissick, 13 – Manhattan
Jul. 28, 2002 – Kedrian Edwards, 19 – Bronx
Aug. 26, 2002 – Marcellus Graham, 28 – Brooklyn
Aug. 27, 2002 – Ernest Prather, 39 – Brooklyn
Aug. 31, 2002 – Paul Angel, 55 – Brooklyn
Sep. 1, 2002 – Jamil Moore, 22 – Brooklyn
Sep. 16, 2002 – Raymundo Guzman, 27 – Manhattan
Oct. 30, 2002 – Alfred Nelson, 36 – Staten Island
Jan. 1, 2003 – Jamel Nixon, 19 – Brooklyn
Jan. 1, 2003 – Anthony Reid, 21 – Brooklyn
Jan. 2, 2003 – Allen Newsome, 17 – Manhattan
Jan. 2, 2003 – John Lagattuta, 35 – Brooklyn
Jan. 4, 2003 – Lucia Rodriguez, 63 – Brooklyn
Mar. 4, 2003 – Anton Goldenburg, 55 – Brooklyn
Mar. 4, 2003 – Rifka Goldenburg, 54 – Brooklyn
Apr. 16, 2003 – Etzel Faulkner, 42 – Queens
Apr. 30, 2003 – Floyd Quinones, 28 – Brooklyn
May 1, 2003 – Carlos Lopez, 19 – Brooklyn
Aug. 8, 2003 – Melvin Sylvester, 65 – Manhattan
May 16, 2003 – Alberta Spruill, 57 – Manhattan
May 22, 2003 – Ousmane Zongo, 35 – Manhattan
Jun. 4, 2003 – Jose Mateo, 22 – Manhattan
Jun. 16, 2003 – Juan Carlos Sanchez, 30 – Manhattan
Jun. 20, 2003 – Calvin Washington, 41 – Brooklyn
Jul. 22, 2003 – Othniel Askew, 31 – Manhattan
Sep. 19, 2003 – Stephen Seignious, 37 – Bronx
Oct. 29, 2003 – Renardo Powell, 26 – Brooklyn
Nov. 6, 2003 – Russell Wimbush, 43 – Staten Island
Nov. 9, 2003 – Yuekor Yuen, 76 – Brooklyn
Nov. 15, 2003 – Desean Cathcart, 26 – Brooklyn
Jan. 24, 2004 – Timothy Stansbury, 19 – Brooklyn
Feb. 8, 2004 – Wilson Alba, 31 – Brooklyn
Feb. 15, 2004 – Thomas Cipolla, 28 – Bronx
Mar. 10, 2004 – Leroy Smalls, 41 – Manhattan
Jun. 20, 2004 – Juan Aponte Huerta, 47 – Manhattan
Jul. 29, 2004 – Dante Pomar, 19 – Queens
Aug. 30, 2004 – Rashawn Sharif Moody, 18 – Brooklyn
Sep. 24, 2004 – David Guzman, 33 – Queens
Sep. 27, 2004 – Boangeres Mota, 37 – Manhattan
Oct. 9, 2004 – Gregory Chavis, 19 – Bronx
Oct. 18, 2004 – Manuel Chamelta, 18 – Queens
Nov. 22, 2004 – Jose Feliciano, 44 – Brooklyn
Nov. 24, 2004 – Dominic Middleton, 12 – Manhattan
Nov. 24, 2004 – Kristina Middleton, 1 – Manhattan
Nov. 26, 2004 – Craig Davis, 35 – Brooklyn
Dec. 10, 2004 – Carleton Lockhart, 32 – Bronx
Dec. 14, 2004 – Marie Fares, 60 – Queens
Dec. 15, 2004 – Gayle Duran, 19 – Bronx
Jan. 6 2005 – Brian Allen, 46 – Queens
Feb. 14, 2005 – Tolsie Nohar, 17 – Queens
Feb. 21, 2005 – Montique Smalls, 38 – Brooklyn
May 8, 2005 – Byron Hearst, 28 – Brooklyn
Jul. 27, 2005 – Terrence L. Thomas, 35 – Queens
Sep. 10, 2005 – Damien Greenslade, 26 – Manhattan
Sep. 22, 2005 – Paul Bookson, 71 – Brooklyn
Sep. 23, 2005 – Virginia Verdee, 12 – Bronx
Oct. 22, 2005 – Darryl Green, 21 – Brooklyn
Oct. 30, 2005 – Leonel Disla, 19 – Bronx
Nov. 4, 2005 – Stephonne Crawford, 21 – Brooklyn
Nov. 18, 2005 – Adam Perez, 31 – Manhattan
Jan. 4, 2006 – Peter Lee, 20 – Bronx
Jan. 26, 2006 – Unidentified Woman – Bronx
Jan. 27, 2006 – Kevin Leo, 28 – Bronx
Feb. 8, 2006 – Eric Hernandez, 24 – Bronx
Feb. 13, 2006 – Michael Harris, 24 – Bronx
Feb. 16, 2006 – Stephanie Lindboe, 65 – Staten Island
Mar. 28, 2006 – Julio Alberto “Zapatone” Ortega-Moncada, 31 – Queens
Mar. 25, 2006 – Rasheem Parrish, 21 – Queens
Apr. 10, 2006 – Steven Vitale, 55 – Staten Island
Jul. 5, 2006 – Colleen Marza, 49 – Queens
Jul. 9, 2006 – Bobby Roman, 26 – Brooklyn
Aug. 9, 2006 – Marilyn Zeh, 32 – Queens
Aug. 22, 2006 – Ronald Clemons, 45 – Brooklyn
Sep. 16, 2006 – Mingo Kenneth Mason, 18 – Manhattan
Sep. 30, 2006 – Joseph Bernazard, 26 – Brooklyn
Oct. 26, 2006 – Eric Hines, 17 – Brooklyn
Nov. 1, 2006 – Jose Rivera, 32 – Bronx
Nov. 11, 2006 – Katrell Butler, 28 – Brooklyn
Dec. 16, 2006 – Anatoly Dmitriev, 62 – Bronx
Nov. 25, 2006 – Sean Bell, 23 – Queens
Dec. 13, 2006 – Timur Person, 19 – Bronx
Jan. 8, 2007 – Blondel Lassegue, 38 – Queens
Mar. 10, 2007 – Kristen McKenzie, 21 – Brooklyn
Mar. 13, 2007 – Corey Mickins, 25 – Manhattan
Mar. 14, 2007 – David Garvin, 42 – Manhattan
Apr. 26, 2007 – Patrick Bryan, 41 – Queens
May 10, 2007 – Guyatree Harpati. 22 – Queens
May 18, 2007 – Fermin Arzu, 41 – Bronx
Jun. 19, 2007 – James Harris, 42 – Bronx
Jul. 7, 2007 – Victor Gordon, 23 – Brooklyn
Jul. 23, 2007 – Shirley Fontanez, 18 – Bronx
Sep. 7, 2007 – Juan Calves, 51 – Bronx
Sep. 28, 2007 – Ronald Battle, 25 – Manhattan
Sep. 29, 2007 – Sonia Garcia, 28 – Bay Shore, LI
Oct. 20, 2007 – Jayson Tirado, 25 – Manhattan
Nov. 12, 2007 – Khiel Coppin, 18 – Brooklyn
Nov. 18, 2007 – David Kostovski, 29 – Brooklyn
Nov. 20, 2007 – Santos Mulero, 57 – Bronx
Jan. 1, 2008 – Darin John Richardson, 29 – Brooklyn
Jan. 5, 2008 – Ronnie Smalls, 25 – Queens
May 28, 2008 – Eugene Morales, 22 – Manhattan
Jun. 1, 2008 – Carlos Rios, 47 – Bronx
Jul. 13, 2008 – Unidentified Man – Bronx
Jul. 17, 2008 – Spencer Parris, 39 – Manhattan
Aug. 2, 2008 – Darryl Battle, 20 – Brooklyn
Sep. 24, 2008 – Iman Morales, 35 – Brooklyn
Oct. 26, 2008 – Dwayne David Forde, 22 – Brooklyn
Oct. 26, 2008 – Kayshawn Forde, 21 – Brooklyn
Nov. 13, 2008 – Gilberto Blanco – Brooklyn
Dec. 9, 2008 – Alex Figueroa, 40 – Bronx
Jan. 12, 2009 – Elena Cole, 46 – Centereach, LI
Mar. 31, 2009 – Eric van Reid, 50 – Queens
Apr. 8, 2009 – Ginette Denize, 48 – Brooklyn
Apr. 12, 2009 – Mauricio Jacques, 35 – Bronx
May 10, 2009 – Kenneth Williams, 21 – Brooklyn
May 28, 2009 – Omar J. Edwards, 25 – Manhattan
Jul. 11, 2009 – Shem Walker, 49 – Brooklyn
Jul. 22, 2009 – Unidentified Man – Manhattan
Aug. 2, 2009 – Oswaldo Sevilla Moran, 31 – Bronx
Sep. 12, 2009 – Unidentified Man – Brooklyn
Sep. 27, 2009 – Vionique Valnold, 32 – Bronx
Oct. 7, 2009 – Carlton Lewis, 21 – Manhattan
Nov. 20, 2009 – Kevin White, 43 – Brooklyn
Nov. 21, 2009 – Dawshawn Vasconcello, 18 – Queens
Dec. 10, 2009 – Raymond Martinez, 25 – Manhattan
Feb. 22, 2010 – Satnam Singh, 32 – Bronx
Mar. 8, 2010 – George D’Amato, Jr., 22 – Brooklyn
Mar. 22, 2010 – Santiago Urina, 57 – Bronx
Apr. 1, 2010 – Michael Romero, 32 – Brooklyn
Apr. 26, 2010 – Unidentified Man – Brooklyn
Jun. 24, 2010 – Marvin Fulford, 48 – Bronx
Aug. 8, 2010 – Luis Soto, 22 – Manhattan
Aug. 27, 2010 – Briana Ojeda, 11 – Brooklyn
Oct. 3, 2010 – Emmanuel Paulino, 24 – Manhattan
Dec. 22, 2010 – Zach Bingert, 21 – Queens
Mar. 8, 2011 – Kemp Yarborough, 37 – Bronx
Mar. 8, 2011 – Carmelo Calabro, 77 – Brooklyn
Mar. 18 2011 – Johnathan Smith, 26 – Brooklyn
Mar. 20, 2011 – Paul Goldreyer, 48 – Bronx
Mar. 26, 2011 – Orlando Santos, 28 – Bronx
May 11, 2011 – Unidentified Man, 31 – Brooklyn
Sep. 5, 2011 – Denise Gay, 56 – Brooklyn
Sep. 7, 2011 – John Collado, 43 – Manhattan
Sep. 13, 2011 – Makever “Keba” Brown, 22 – Manhattan
Sep. 14, 2011 – Tyre Chisholm, 22 – Bronx
Oct. 2, 2011 – Yvonne McNeal, 57 – Manhattan
Nov. 4, 2011 – Theauther Love, 87 – Brooklyn
Jan. 12, 2012 – Duane Brown, 26, Brooklyn (killed in own home)
Jan. 26, 2012 – Christopher Kissane, 22, Brooklyn
Jan. 29, 2012 – Antwoin White, 17, Brooklyn
Feb. 2, 2012 – Ramarley Graham, 18, Bronx (killed in own home)
Feb. 14, 2012 – Michael McBride, 52, Manhattan
Mar. 15, 2012 – Shereese Francis, 30, Queens
Apr. 12, 2012 – Tamon Robinson, 27, Brooklyn
Apr. 12, 2012 – Rudolph Wyatt, 23, Manhattan
May 10, 2012 – Samuel Rivers, 40, Queens
Jun. 14, 2012 – Shantel Davis, 23, Brooklyn
Jul. 4, 2012 – Edgar Owens, 46, Queens
Aug. 11, 2012 – Eddie Fernandez, 28, Bronx
Aug. 12, 2012 – Darius H. Kennedy, 51 Manhattan
Aug. 24, 2012 – Jeffrey Johnson, 58, Manhattan
Sep. 7, 2012 – Reynaldo Cuevas, 20, Bronx (shot escaping robbery)
Sep. 7, 2012 – Walwyn Jackson, 27, Queens
Sep. 20, 2012 – Tyjuan Hill, 22, Queens
Sep. 25, 2012 – Muhammad Bah, 28, Manhattan
Oct. 5, 2012 – Noel Polanco, 22, Queens
Oct. 25, 2012 – Prince James 18, Bronx
Nov. 4, 2012 – Ronald Herrera, 20, Bronx (friend of Reynaldo Cuevas)
Jan. 3, 2013 – Peter Jourdan, 37, Brooklyn
Feb. 21, 2013 – Ryo Oyamada, 24, Queens
Mar. 23, 2013 – Jackson Alexandre, 28, Brooklyn
Mar. 9, 2013 – Kimani Gray, 16, Brooklyn
Apr. 15, 2013 – Dason Peters, 33, Brooklyn
Apr. 15, 2013 – Dylan Samuel Peters, 1, Brooklyn
Jun. 19, 2013 – Thomas Robinson, 50, Brooklyn
Jun. 20, 2013 – Jose Muniz, 52, Bronx
Jun. 5, 2013 – Lana Morris, 46, Queens
Jul. 12, 2013 – Deion Fludd, 17, Brooklyn
Jul. 21, 2013 – Kyam Livingston, 37, Brooklyn
Jul. 6, 2013 – Felix Coss, 61, Brooklyn
Aug. 14, 2013 – Eric Zaman, 25, Queens
Aug. 15, 2013 – Carlo Alcis, 43, Brooklyn
Aug. 4, 2013 – Shaaliver Douse, 14, Bronx
Sep. 17, 2013 – Barrington Williams, 25, Bronx
Oct. 31, 2013 – Unidentified man, 26, Bronx
Oct. 4, 2013 – William Bruce Hemphill,, 51 – Staten Island
Nov. 18, 2013 – Rexford Dasrath, 22, Brooklyn
Dec. 26, 2013 – James Torres, 44, Bronx
Apr. 12, 2014 – Jack Calvello, 85, Queens
May 16, 2014 – Scott Kato, 45, Manhattan
May 18, 2014 – Osbourne Broadie, 39, Brooklyn
May 27, 2014 – Manuel Ocampo, 18 , Brooklyn, NY
Jul. 17, 2014 – Eric Garner, 43, Staten Island
Click to access KilledsinceBell.pdf
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@ Dave
1. Read the title of the post. It is limited to Blacks. Listing only Blacks is not called “cherry-picking”. It is called staying on topic.
2. Whites are killed by the police too but, at least in New York, it is rare: In 2012 a Black person was 25 times more likely to be killed by the police than a White person.
Whites on this blog love telling us that the Black murder rate is 6 times higher than the White one. Even if you grant that, the police are still killing Blacks at a rate four times higher than would be “reasonable” (non-racist).
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@ Big Momma
The police lie. Victor White is a good example. The autopsy shows that White was shot through the chest at a distance.
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I suppose my original question was confusing.
I wasn’t asking for examples of unarmed non-blacks killed by police. I am sure that anyone can easily pluck a few out of the air.
I was wondering if there was any factor that caused police brutality to be higher in certain cases than others, if some districts targeted blacks more than others, or if any other patterns can be gleaned.
For example, New York, LA and Chicago lead the list in police brutality, which includes the killing of unarmed citizens, and victims are disproportionately black. Part of it might be related to large urban areas having more crime, but I suspect it goes beyond that. And LA has more Latinos and Asians compared to blacks, yet the police brutality rate is still very high. Is there something else operating there?
Following large urban areas, the next likely places are suburban areas that recently became majority black following white flight. For example, 20-25 years ago, Prince George’s county, MD had become majority black and middle class, but the police and elected officials were still overwhelmingly white. For a few years, its rate of police brutality trailed only NY and LA. It looks like suburban St. Louis county including Ferguson might be at that stage of development.
Later PG county had more black elected officials. I wonder if this can explain some easing of the police brutality rates experienced 20 years ago.
I suspect areas near towns in the southern black belt still have high police brutality rates for their population size.
And if there are areas in the USA with high police brutality against whites, is there any social factor explaining that? Are there areas in the USA where Latinos are the main target of police brutality?
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Don’t forget Clifford Glover, a nine year old child shot in the back in the early 1970’s by an officer who was acquitted because he claimed he had a previously undetected “nervous condition” and his gun went off.
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“The autopsy shows that White was shot through the chest at a distance.”
The police report said back. The coroner’s report said chest. Interesting that the cop’s mistake actually points to his innocence. If he had shot White then he would have written chest in his report. An officer wouldn’t lie about something he knows will be discovered by the coroner.
Speaking of which, the coroner’s report also said it was self-inflicted and that White’s build allowed him to reach around. You’d expect someone with their hands handcuffed behind their back to contort to get the gun in front of them where they can see it. The report does not, however, say he was shot at a distance. It said the wound lacked the stippling common to short range gunshots, Not all short range gunshots produce stippling.
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Big Momma
Actually officers lie all the time and write reports on those lies. I know a few cases where that has happened. On top of that Whites hands were not tested for gunshot residue.
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Cops lie like it was nothing.
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Law Enforcers lie all the time especially when caught with their pants down so to speak. Cover-ups abound. Cameras with sound would be a good way of curtailing this behaviour because many do not want to lose their jobs if caught using excessive force. Cameras with sound are particularly needed as they can not claim their ‘actions’ were taken out of ‘context’ as there was no camera with sound at the time.
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@ abagond:
you say “Cops lie like it was nothing.” but what do you say about the you man who walked along with Micheal Brown when the incident took place. He said: Brown had his arms up and he was shot in the back. Now the autopsy could not give any evidence about the arms being up or down, but the autopsy gave absolutely safe evidence about the fact that Brown was NOT shot in the back. So do you still believe the “arms up” part of the story?
especially since there are are eyewitnesses who tell the exact same story as Cops, which is that Brown attacked Wilson
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@ Richard III
funny that you say Obama might not be safe when leaving WH. In his autobiography he describes only one situation in his life when he feared somebody else: guess who feared? some young black men.
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Erik Sieven
“He said: Brown had his arms up and he was shot in the back. “—Perhaps you should hear the recording again (I promise you comprehension is Key). He never said he was shot in the back.
“especially since there are are eyewitnesses who tell the exact same story as Cops, which is that Brown attacked Wilson”—And which eyewitness was that? Could it be the one that was not there and called in to say what she was told? Is there a new one that I am unaware of?
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Dave the commenter is being a typical white dude. It’s like a non-white person turning on the television and seeing only whites. It would be totally absurd to say that Black, Asian, Native American and Latino (Mestizo) networks “cherry-pick” on programs. Most whites are hilarious.
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@abagond the problem as I see it isn’t black and white. It’s establishment vs. “we the people” When a cop shoots (no matter the race of the cop)a white person illegally and unconstitutionally , the narrative becomes with all activists “I can’t stand those f’n pigs” or “Cops are really instruments of the state to take our rights” When a WHITE cop shoots a black person, with some activists it becomes “See I can’t stand those f’n racist whites” So instead being mad at cops, it’s more “I can’t stand those white people”. There is evidence of that with some attacks of regular innocent white people in the name of Michael Brown. I’m sorry I don’t condone revenge attacks , but if you are going to do that take it out on the cops not, random white people. and I have been frustrated with cnn for also pushing a division narrative rather than just being about holding cops and feds accountable.
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@ Dave:
But the specific issue is the killing of POC by WHITE cops. There are instances where, when called to a situation, the cops have picked on black bystanders – presumably either assuming that the black guy must be the perp, or just because they want to target POC – rather than the white trouble maker.
Cops are, indeed, instruments of the state. They are also, as a white controlled institution, systemically racist.
It IS a black/white thing. The racist cops have made it so, as have the r3dneck morons who support the killers. The fact that some of us don’t like it doesn’t change that.
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@ Buddhuu
Ok I amend that part of if is black and white.. not all of it. btw there are many people in the south that also support the people’s rights and go against law breaking cops. That is a stereotype.
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This whole country is run by central banks that influence the state and also the media. alot of those people are white, and many are also jewish. That doesn’t make me hate jewish people. It’s about money, now that they have it all they want more power. That is why the narrative on cnn and other national news is more about racial division, rather than a trend nationally by police to militarize, and become more federalized and much more brutal to all people. Maybe that was in the past only against black people for racial reasons and I’m sure that still goes on at a local level. But lately the trend is to come down hard on people no matter their race.
If the narrative is it only happens to blacks on cnn, they get you to choose sides on racial lines and people are taking sides with the white cop. Instead of everyone realizing this is a problem for all of us and banning together to stop it.
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Ok so I think this is a better answer to Jefe’s question. This study shows blacks are more likely nationally to be killed by cops on a 3 to 1 margin , taking into account percentage of population. That’s why if you notice in the graph chart, in some states it looks like it happens to whites more.
(racial study of police brutality killings : http://qz.com/256610/this-chart-shows-that-nationwide-blacks-killed-by-law-enforcement-at-3x-the-rate-of-whites/)
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Reblogged this on replace white supremacy with justice and commented:
A list of unarmed Blacks killed by police
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@Erik Sieven you can get shot in your forearms while running away from someone.
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@Michael Cooper I am atypical I am.
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White Life Is More Important Than Black Life In America
Mike Malloy
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WHERE’S THE LIST OF WHITES KILLED IN VIOLENT BLACK ON WHITE HATE CRIMES? “Black Lives Don’t Matter”? More like the opposite!
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@elle:
What’s your point?
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So many in NYC
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@Herneith
I don’t think she has one.
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[…] This list was copied from https://abagond.wordpress.com/2014/08/26/a-list-of-unarmed-blacks-killed-by-police/ […]
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How many of the unarmed blacks on the list were killed by black police officers?
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“WHERE’S THE LIST OF WHITES KILLED IN VIOLENT BLACK ON WHITE HATE CRIMES? “Black Lives Don’t Matter”? More like the opposite!”
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Elle,
You lovely, gorgeous, genius, racist prick, you! {rolls eyes}
Sooo, how many white people have black cops turned over to black racists mobs to:
hang, burn, mutilate, desecrate, rape, run out of town, steal land from….?
That’s your point, isn’t it? So WHERE is this list?
And after you find that list, can you find the list of white overseers and ship crew members that captive kidnapped blacks managed to throw overboard during the Atlantic Slave Trade? Lemme know when you find that list. I have a few other missing “lists” for you to locate!
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Where is the list of African chiefs who kidnapped and sold other African people to the white man for slavery?
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@ thwack
One of Sean Bell’s killers was Black. A few of the others may have had Black killers.
In my experience, US newspapers generally do not give the name, description or picture of killer cops who kill in the line of duty. The main exceptions seem to be:
1. It becomes a racial incident, like Ferguson.
2. It is caught on citizen video, like Eric Garner or Oscar Grant.
3. It goes to court.
Those who kill OFF DUTY are far more likely to get their names and faces in the papers, especially if it was a case of domestic violence.
I did a post on the people the New York police killed in 2013. Of the 16 killed by on-duty police officers, in only three cases, as far as I can remember, did the news make the race of the killer cops apparent.
https://abagond.wordpress.com/2014/08/28/killed-by-the-nypd-in-2013/
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Reblogged this on yomobri and commented:
I know that my parents who grew up in segregated Alabama never thought that they would have to worry about their children and grandchildren dealing with racism. It is 2014, why are Blacks still being hunted and shot down like animals by those who are sworn to uphold the “law” of the land.
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[…] light of recent events in America, we have realized the obvious stains of racism, oppression, ignorance, violence and […]
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More Bull Sh^t!
Video Emerges Showing Police Intimidating Girlfriend of Man Killed by Cops in Walmart as Family Files Lawsuit.
http://photographyisnotacrime.com/2014/12/beavercreek-police-sued/
The really bull-sh#t part is that the lawyers for the family are suing –
excerpt:
“The current lawsuit claims that the Beavercreek Police Department and Walmart are liable, as they were negligible in this incident. The lawsuit claims that Walmart personnel were well aware of Crawford’s presence with the gun long before police arrived and that employees had a “duty to ensure Crawford and customers were safe.” It is asking for $75,000 in damages to go towards the two children Crawford left behind.”
end of excerpt
$75,000???? WTH
Obviously those involved in this major miscarriage of just-us have absolutely no regard for this young (now dead) black man, or his babies.
$75,000?? This is fuxking incredible! Are these lawyers actually working for Crawford’s family, or Walmart and the murdering Beavercreek police department?
Black people better wake the fuxk up and realize that all we have is each other… no one is gonna come to our rescue — but us.
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[…] like to all those parents who know they need to have “the talk” with their children. The ever-growing list of names — Jordan Baker, Donitre Hamilton, Yvette Smith, Pearlie Golden, Eric Garner, John Crawford III, […]
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[…] other place in the Middle East in need of some Free Dumb and Democracy quick, fast and in a hurry. African Americans are under attack in the USA. I can’t confirm, but I suspect this is a black, I mean back lash because we dared exercise […]
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Anyone following the details of the slaying of Walter Scott by Officer Michael Slager in North Charleston, SC?
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@ Jefe
I am. I am writing a post on it.
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I had read in many places that PG county MD led the nation in the 1990s (even ahead of NYC and LA) re: police induced fatalities, and included a source for that in the post on PG. Almost half were unarmed blacks. That is when the rest of my family was still living there and I was visiting on a regular basis. Maybe I need to dig some up for this list.
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Here is a list making the rounds on Tumblr. It is a list of the 194 Black people killed in the US by police in 2014 and the 60 killed so far in 2015.
NOTE:
1. The list is unverified.
2. Probably only half were unarmed.
Source:
http://abagond.tumblr.com/post/115926175315/losttoy-black-people-killed-by-police-in-2015
Black people killed by police in 2015
Bernard Moore 62
Lavall Hall 25
Jonathan Ryan Paul 42
Jamie Croom 31
Terry Garnett Jr. 37
Monique Jenee Deckard 43
Tony Terrell Robinson Jr. 19
Tyrone Ryerson Lawrence 45
Naeschylus Vinzant 37
Andrew Anthony Williams 48
Dewayne Deshawn Ward Jr. 29
Ledarius Williams 23
Yvette Henderson 38
Edward Donnell Bright, Sr. 56
Thomas Allen Jr. 34
Charley Leundeu Keunang, “Africa” 43
Fednel Rhinvil 25
Shaquille C. Barrow 20
Kendre Omari Alston 16
Brandon Jones 18
Darrell “Hubbard” Gatewood 47
Cornelius J. Parker 28
Ian Sherrod 40
Jermonte Fletcher 33
Darin Hutchins 26
Glenn C. Lewis 37
Calvon A. Reid 39
Tiano Meton 25
Demaris Turner 29
Isaac Holmes 19
A’Donte Washington 16
Terry Price 41
Stanley Lamar Grant 38
Askari Roberts 35
Dewayne Carr 42
Terrance Moxley 29
Theodore Johnson 64
Cedrick Lamont Bishop 30
Anthony Hill 27
Terence D. Walke 21
Janisha Fonville 20
Phillip Watkins 23
Anthony Bess 49
Desmond Luster, Sr. 45
James Howard Allen 74
Natasha McKenna 37
Herbert Hill 26
Markell Atkins 36
Kavonda Earl Payton 39
Rodney Walker 23
Donte Sowell 27
Mario A. Jordan 34
Artago Damon Howard 36
Andre Larone Murphy Sr. 42
Marcus Ryan Golden 24
Brian Pickett 26
Hashim Hanif Ibn Abdul-Rasheed 41
Ronald Sneed 31
Leslie Sapp III 47
Matthew Ajibade 22
Black people killed by police in 2014
Kevin Davis, 44
Eric Tyrone Forbes, 28
Jerame C. Reid, 36
David Andre Scott, 28
Quentin Smith, 23
Terrence Gilbert, 25
Carlton Wayne Smith, 20
Gregory Marcus Gray, 33
Antonio Martin, 18
Tyrone Davis, 43
Xavier McDonald, 16
Brandon Tate-Brown, 26
Dennis Grisgby, 35
Michael D. Sulton, 23
Thurrell Jowers, 22
Travis Faison, 24
Calvin Peters, 49
Christopher Bernard Doss, 41
Jerry Nowlin, 39
William Mark Jones, 50
Rumain Brisbon, 34
Lincoln Price, 24
Eric Ricks, 30
Leonardo Marquette Little, 33
Tamir E. Rice, 12
Akai Gurley, 28
Myron De’Shawn May, 39
Keara Crowder, 29
Tanisha N. Anderson, 37
Darnell Dayron Stafford, 31
David Yearby, 27
Aura Rosser, 40
Carlos Davenport, 51
Cinque DJahspora, 20
Rauphael Thomas, 29
Christopher M. Anderson, 27
Charles Emmett Logan, 68
John T. Wilson, III, 22
Christopher Mason McCray, 17
Kaldrick Donald, 24
Zale Thompson, 32
Terrell Lucas, 22
Ronnie D. McNary, 44
Adam Ardett Madison, 28
Balantine Mbegbu, 65
Elisha Glass, 20
Qusean Whitten, 18
Vonderrit Myers Jr., 18
O’Shaine Evans, 26
Latandra Ellington, 36
Aljarreau Cross, 29
Iretha Lilly, 37
Lashano J. Gilbert, 31
Miguel Benton, 19
Eugene Williams, 38
Tracy A. Wade, 39
Javonta Darden, 20
Marlon S. Woodstock, 38
Oliver Jarrod Gregoire, 26
Nolan Anderson, 50
Cameron Tillman, 14
John Jolly Jr., 28
Charles Smith, 29
Michael Willis Jr., 42
Briant Paula, 26
Kashad Ashford, 23
Carrey Brown, 26
Ceasar Adams, 36
Ricky Deangelo Hinkle, 47
Elijah Jackson, 33
Darrien Nathaniel Hunt, 22
Shawn Brown, 20
Alphonse Edward Perkins, 50
Naim Owens, 22
Kendrick Brown, 35
Eugene N. Turner III, 28
Ronald Singleton, 45
Jeremy Lewis, 33
Vernicia Woodward, 26
Cortez Washington, 32
Steven Lashone Douglas, 29
Desean Pittman, 20
Roshad McIntosh, 18
Anthony Lamar Brown, 39
Arvel Douglas Williams, 30
Darius Cole-Garrit, 21
Kajieme Powell, 25
David Ellis, 29
Luther Lathron Walker, 38
Andre Maurice Jones, 37
Frederick R. Miller, 38
Michelle Cusseaux, 50
Dante Parker, 36
Corey Levert Tanner, 24
Ezell Ford, 25
Robert Baltimore, 34
Dustin Keith Glover, 27
Eddie Davis, 67
Michael Brown, Jr., 18
Michael Laray Dozer, 26
John Crawford III, 22
Daniel Row, 37
Jacorey Calhoun, 23
Anthony Callaway, 27
Patrick Small, 27
Harrison Carter, 29
Vamond Arqui Elmore, 37
Donovan Bayton, 54
Charles Leon Johnson, II, 29
Briatay McDuffie, 19
Jonathan L. Williams, 25
Eric Garner, 43
Dominique Charon Lewis, 23
Michael Reams, 47
Lawrence Campbell, 27
Kenny Clinton Walker, 23
Tyshawn Hancock, 37
Charles Goodridge, 53
Cedric Stanley, 35
Ennis Labaux, 37
Warren Robinson, 16
Christopher Jones, 30
Icarus Randolph, 26
Jacqueline Nichols, 64
Jerry Dwight Brown, 41
Nyocomus Garnett, 35
Rodney Hodge, 33
Paul Ray Kemp Jr., 40
Dennis Hicks, 29
Samuel Johnson, 45
Lavon King, 20
Antoine Dominique Hunter, 24
Samuel Shields, 49
Juan May, 45
Denzell Curnell, 19
Ismael Sadiq, 30
Devaron Ricardo Wilburn, 21
John Schneider, 24
Jason Harrison, 38
Frank Rhodes, 61
Roylee Vell Dixon, 48
Broderick Johnson, 21
David Latham, 35
Lonnie Flemming, 31
Steven Thompson, 26
Thomas Dewitt Johnson, 28
Frank McQueen, 34
Sandy Jamel McCall, 33
Quintico Goolsby, 36
Dominique Franklin, Jr., 23
George V. King, 19
James Renee White Jr., 21
Devante Kyshon Hinds, 21
Pearlie Golden, 93
Jerome Dexter Christmas, 44
Armand Martin, 50
Dontre H. Hamilton, 31
Joe Huff, 86
Emmanuel Wooten
Matthew Walker, 55
Daniel Christoph Yealu, 29
Adrian Williams, 29
Gregory Towns, 24
Jameel Kareem Ofurum Harrison, 34
Zikarious Jaquan Flint, 20
Raason Shaw, 20
DeAndre Lloyd Starks, 27
Douglas Cooper, 18
Winfield Carlton Fisher III, 32
Deosaran Maharaj, 51
Daniel Martin, 47
Emerson Clayton Jr., 21
Rebecca Lynn Oliver, 24
Treon “Tree” Johnson, 27
Gabriella Monique Nevarez, 22
Marquise Jones, 23
Kenneth Christopher Lucas, 38
Keith Atkinson, 31
Yvette Smith, 45
D’Andre Berghardt Jr., 20
Stephon Averyhart, 27
Anthony Bartley, 21
Earnest Satterwhite, Sr., 68
Anneson Joseph, 28
Alton Reaves, 31
McKenzie Cochran, 25
Cornelius Turner, 19
Eldrin Loren Smart, 31
Henry Jackson, 19
Jordan Baker, 26
Gregory Vaughn Hill Jr., 30
Paul Smith, 58
Jeffrey Ragland, 50
Kendall Alexander, 34
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My post on the Walter Scott shooting:
https://abagond.wordpress.com/2015/04/09/walter-scott/
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[…] law enforcement commits atrocities against the African American Community (as well as many other minorities) daily. Recently, George […]
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“Federal immigration agent shoots and kills 20-year-old black man in Detroit” (with video)
http://fusion.net/story/127097/federal-immigration-agent-shoots-and-kills-19-year-old-black-man-in-detroit/
“A federal immigration agent shot and killed a 20-year-old black man in Detroit on Monday.
The agent — with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) — was participating in a fugitive task force operation with the Detroit Police Department. The task force sought to serve an armed robbery warrant at a home on the west side of the city, according to news reports.
Detroit Police Chief James Craig said he was informed the task force members did not force their way into the house and were allowed inside.
“I’m also told that the agent may have been faced with a threat, and it was at that point when he decided to use deadly force,” Craig told reporters.
While police have not officially named the victim, news reports identified the man as 20-year-old Terrance Kellom.
WXYZ Detroit, a local ABC affiliate, interviewed Kellom’s father, who said he witnessed the shooting. He claims his son was unarmed and was shot six to eight times.”
“Detroit Police Chief James Craig said on Tuesday that the suspect was”armed with a hammer” and that the ICE agent fired while retreating. “
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Here is a list of all people killed by the police in 2015 alone. Of all colors. I don’t support Black Lives Matter. I support ALL lives Matter.
http://www.killedbypolice.net/
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You know, if you included the number of innocent white people killed by police, your list would be 4 times longer.
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Reblogged this on BARRIER BREAKING ENTERPRISES and commented:
We must stay vigilant and ensure these lives matter by never forgetting and continuing to fight for justice!
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@Devon
I am going to go so far and day you can’t read if you asked that question.
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@sharinalr
Posts like Devon’s amaze and confuse me. White people have such perfect grasp of “per capita” when they’re talking about (or pleasuring themselves to) black crime stats. Bring up police brutality and that grasp goes as limp as a corpse.
God level cognitive dissonance
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A lot of times the black women fall through the cracks so I have to mention what happened to Sandra Bland recently.
http://abc7chicago.com/news/road-trip-for-suburban-woman-ends-in-jailhouse-death/853139/
Sandra had just moved to Texas after accepting a job at her almer mater. She was pulled over for failing to signal a turn yet they used so much force that she was caught on camera complaining about her head being bashed into the ground. They charged her with assaulting a police officer, no doubt a trumped up charge, before she was found asphyxiated due to a purported suicide three days later.
More light needs to be shone on this. I dont trust the police to investigate.
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This is disturbing and so sad that the police will shoot to kill rather than taking the person into custody. Police reform is needed and it should start at the highest level.
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[…] (via @JulianAbagond’s The Extremely Incomplete List of Unarmed Blacks Killed by Police): […]
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[…] The book of Exodus records the journey from slavery to freedom beginning with he words v’elleh shemoth, “these are the names…” These are the names of our dead. These are only some of the names. (Courtesy of Abagond.) […]
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And Kalief Browder? Pushed to suicide by wrongfully spending 3 years in jail, mostly in solitary confinement? He suffered the most!
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Kalief Browder, 2015. They killed him too.
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A new low for the police:
http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2016/01/28/3743794/chicago-police-officer-threatens-to-sue-teenager-he-shot-and-killed/
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What’s shameful is this list is a lie. Why is my family member here? The cop did what was needed. Stop using his death for your propoganda! He wasn’t even black!!!!
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It’s amazing for me to have a website, which is beneficial in support
of my knowledge. thanks admin
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Rest in peace Terrence Crutcher. His killer will probably get administrative paid time off.
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This is depressing and infuriating.It has got to change so tired of seeing Fathers, Husbands, Brothers and Sons reduced to a # without ever having a chance at living a long life. Not being able to reach their goals and dreams.
Could you also add Terrance Sterling to your list? He was killed by DC police on September 11, 2016. He was unarmed and if you read about his murder I think you will agree that his story needs to be told.
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[…] A list of unarmed black people killed by the police The extremely incomplete list of unarmed Blacks killed by police […]
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23 year old Stephan Clark is gunned down in his grandparents backyard. Shot 20 times, police thought he had a gun and it was his iPhone. This happened March 19, 2018. Police responded to 911 call of a car being vandalized. There is camera footage of this unarmed black man being murdered in his grandparents backyard. The mainstream media has been silent. Rest In Peace young brother.
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Also Gregory Edwards (a 38-year-old Black veteran with PTSD killed in 2019 while in custody at Brevard County Jail in Florida). His widow (also a veteran with PTSD) is currently being harassed by the police after demanding to see the video. The sheriff claims that the killing was justified and he fought like a “caged animal”, and will not release the video.
The whole murder and the police response has been horrific but not getting much coverage outside of local news. The sheriff is a Trump loyalist who has a game-show style YouTube channel doxxing (mostly Black) criminals.
See:
https://www.floridatoday.com/story/news/local/2019/11/30/army-vet-gregory-lloyd-edwards-ptsd-die-brevard-county-police/2578796001/
https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2020/06/12/defense-seeks-release-of-jail-video-involving-gregory-edwards-and-corrections-deputies/
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/06/15/gregory-edwards-florida-sheriff-makes-uncomfortable-visit-widow/3190204001/
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