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On March 3, 2014, Aaron Siler was killed by Kenosha police while attempting to flee after a car chase. The office who shot and killed Siler claimed that he had armed himself. The "weapon" Siler had? An empty bucket.pic.twitter.com/BFQ8cGINgW
On Nov. 9, 2004, Micheal Bell was shot in the head by a Kenosha police officer a day before he was to testify at a court hearing regarding a previous incident with the same officer who stopped and killed him.pic.twitter.com/HmeBIweGm5
The Kenosha Police Department almost immediately cleared the officer of wrongdoing despite glaring inaccuracies in his account of events. Bell's family successfully fought for a law mandating external investigations of police killings.https://www.npr.org/2014/12/13/370592433/in-wisconsin-a-decade-old-police-shooting-leads-to-new-law …
always astounded by people who think their lack of concern for extrajudicial summary executions is somehow an indictment of other people's concernpic.twitter.com/18cOADQJOJ
My God, never heard of this, this is vicious, thank u for sharing, all love to all those affected, this is grotesque tragedy, the more stories told the more I hope the common threads of humanity & empathy will be activated inside the hearts of folks, many frozen & desensitized.
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