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White homeowner accused of shooting Black teen who went to the wrong house in Kansas City will face 2 felony charges, officials announce
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/17/us/kansas-city-teen-shot-wrong-house/index.html
Tyre Nichols’ family files federal $550 million civil lawsuit against Memphis and police officers
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/19/us/tyre-nichols-death-lawsuit-memphis-police/index.html
The Nichols story even goes as far as comparing what happened to him with what happened to Emmett Till and a lynch mob. Not until the 7th paragraph do they inform the reader that the police officer we "also black."
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/17/us/kansas-city-teen-shot-wrong-house/index.html
Tyre Nichols’ family files federal $550 million civil lawsuit against Memphis and police officers
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/19/us/tyre-nichols-death-lawsuit-memphis-police/index.html
The Nichols story even goes as far as comparing what happened to him with what happened to Emmett Till and a lynch mob. Not until the 7th paragraph do they inform the reader that the police officer we "also black."
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If you listened to news breaks about the teen shooting you knew immediately the homeowners was an elderly white man and the kid was black. I heard multiple news breaks yesterday regarding the Memphis case and not once did they mention the officers were Black.
They mentioned Ben Crump is representing the family and if you know him, you know the victim was Black. Why leave out the color of the cops? It's a mystery. -
The prosecutor is hinting that there is something racial in nature about the shooting of the kid but so far they've not released anything. He's trying to placate the mob.46XiJCAB said:If you listened to news breaks about the teen shooting you knew immediately the homeowners was an elderly white man and the kid was black. I heard multiple news breaks yesterday regarding the Memphis case and not once did they mention the officers were Black.
They mentioned Ben Crump is representing the family and if you know him, you know the victim was Black. Why leave out the color of the cops? It's a mystery.