Ronnie White who was in jail on charges he killed a police officer ( Cpl. Richard Findley RIP ) in a hit and run accident of Maryland was starngled with in his jail cell. The problem with this story is that his cell was in an isolated area of the jail that was only accessable by the jail gaurds. The FBI and Maryland State Police are now investing. Watch the story bty clicking the link below:
In a story that really infuriates me a young mother hid drugs in her son’s shoes and forgot about it. The boy went to school with the shoes on and a teacher noticed him walking funny.
The sad part is that after the boy took his shoes off and the drugs were found that was only the beginning. Watch this story by clicking the link below:
Kevin Hunter, who is married to Williams, sought out a male WBLS employee for help in finding a hit man to rub out Hot97 personality Tarsha Jones, according to the lawsuit filed Wednesday. Read the entire story by clicking the link below:
Last week a community group in St. Louis held a march to protest the violence in their community. So what happens now? Click the link below to watch video on plans for what’s next from Call to Oneness:
Leave it to New York police to remind everyone that although Barack Obama has made history that this country still has a long way to go when it comes to black men and the police.
James Minter was handcuffed and beaten Garden City Long Island Police after they mistook him for the wrong man. He cooperated, didn’t resist and was still beaten. The police knew they had done something wrong because later on they went to the hospital and tried to apologize and make deals to get Mr. Milner to not file a complaint. What is so sad about them trying to make a deal is that they assumed because he was black that he had some criminal or legal issues they could make “go away”. Watch Mr Mitner tell his story by clicking the link below:
On Sunday organizers hope to have 20,000 black men marching in St. Louis in an effort to stop the violence in the city. The march wil take place after a weekend of events to bring together people to form ideas to stop the violence. Learn more about A Call to Violence: A Day of Reconciliation by clicking the link below:
George Cook of www.letstalkhonestly.com discusses how he and other black men feel during encounters with the police and why there is an animosity betweeen the two groups.
A case is Florida in which a white teenager was caught hanging a noose in a black families yard has taken an odd turn. Local prosecutors want to charge the teen but under Florida law hanging a noose is not a crime. They can not even charge the boy with trespassing because the black family did not have a “No Trespassing” sign posted or a fence to keep people out of the yard. Watch the story by clicking the link below:
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