Fredrick Young Hands Up Don't Shoot At His Sentencing For Murder

Fredrick Young raises his hands in support #HandsUpDontShoot

When social activism goes wrong in the courtroom,....

From Myfoxdetroit.com

DETROIT, Mich. (WJBK) -Two Westland teenagers were murdered execution-style in a vacant Detroit field two and half years ago.

Wednesday was their opportunity to address the men who killed their sons but what one of the defendants had to say to them left everyone shaking their heads.

Fredrick Young and Felando Hunter - were sentenced on this day to life in prison without parole for robbing, torturing, murdering the two teens who had been in Detroit trying to buy drugs.

Jourdan Bobbish and his friend Jacob Kudla - the Westland teens went missing in July of 2012. Their lifeless bodies were discovered days later - in a field on Detroit's east side....

When Young had his chance to apologize to the families - he did nothing of the sort..

"I'd like to say sorry to the families of Aiyanna Jones, Michael Brown, Eric Garner," Young said. "And I want to apologize to them for not being able to get justice for their loved ones who was murdered in cold blood - and in respect for the peaceful protest, I want to say hands up don't shoot. Black lives matter - that's it your honor."

People in the courtroom reacted in disbelief. (Source)

2 Chainz Debates Nancy Grace over Marijuana Legalization.

Sidebar Vent:  When I initially saw this video, my first question was why was Rapper 2 Chainz on Nancy Grace's show debating the legalization of marijuana?

Blank stare.

The Black community, especially in Atlanta, is filled with social and political scholars, who have earned doctorates in law (such as myself) and/or public policy and could provide an in-depth analysis and solutions to the social and penal injustices regarding marijuana offenses.  Yet, Nancy Grace show producers thought it was much more entertaining to discussion this legal issue with a rapper.

Blank stare.

When radio and television became vehicles of propaganda, mainstream corporate media and civil right activists have consistently turned to Black entertainers and sports figures to provide social commentary or opinions on things that impact the Black community, even if, at times, these individuals were not qualified to do so. 

Why are mainstream corporate folks more comfortable with dealing with rich Black entertainers and athletes than with Black scholars when it comes to addressing social issues?  These Negroes are more compliant because they have something to lose.

In a nutshell, corporate mainstream media executives would rather deal with rich Negroes that have brands to protect.  That is, Negroes that are corporate slaves.  So if the slave does not stick to the corporate script, then he or she will lose endorsements or income.

The end.

GEORGE ZIMMERMAN ARRESTED AGAIN ON THIRD DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CHARGE

From OrlandoSentinel.com

After allegedly throwing a bottle of wine at his girlfriend [on] Monday, George Zimmerman spent 14 hours in jail this weekend and now faces aggravated assault charges and must surrender all his firearms, officials said.... 

Lake Mary Police spokes[person] Officer Bianca Gillett said the fight occurred Monday at Zimmerman's Lake Mary residence. Though nobody involved called 911, police found out about the fight when an officer pulled Zimmerman's girlfriend over for a routine traffic stop around 11:50 p.m. Monday, Gillett said.  

"The driver stated she was just involved in a domestic altercation with George Zimmerman," Gillett said in a statement.  

Zimmerman, the former Neighborhood Watch volunteer, was acquitted of second-degree murder and manslaughter charges in the Feb. 26, 2012 shooting death of unarmed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Sanford. 

Wearing blue scrubs, Zimmerman stood before Judge John Galluzzo Saturday morning and nodded as Galluzzo set a $5,000 bond. Zimmerman, who is unemployed, bonded out of jail at 12:25 p.m.
Though this incident didn't involve a firearm, Galluzzo told Zimmerman that he had until Tuesday to surrender any firearms in his possession to a family member or a third party.  

The judge also ordered Zimmerman to stay out of Volusia County and to have no contact with his girlfriend.  

Zimmerman's next court date is Feb. 17.

Sidebar:  I am starting to believe that George Zimmerman is the Black community's pay back for our support of the acquittal of O.J. Simpson. 

This is Zimmerman's third arrest for domestic violence since being acquitted for the cold-blooded murder of 17-year old Trayvon Martin.

Zimmerman, who is nothing more than a spoiled entitled chubby thug, has been shielded from taking personal responsibility for molesting, violent and murderous ways by his parents, Florida judicial system, ex-wife and girlfriends.

The new girlfriend will be paid off by Zimmerman's parents, who appear to be going through great lengths to hide deep family secrets. Stay tuned....

Jury finds Officer Grant Morrison justified in killing of unarmed Montana man

Sidebar:  I wondered why Officer Grant Morrison brokedown after shooting an unarmed suspect?  Then I saw the deceased's picture.  Enough said.

Wait, I saw the video cam from Officer Grant Morrison's patrol car.  His attitude was much different. Hmm.  Why didn't Officer Morrison wait for back up?

Officer Grant Morrison

Richard Ramirez

From WSBTV.com

A jury at a coroner's inquest determined Wednesday that a Montana police officer was justified in shooting and killing an unarmed man high on methamphetamine during a traffic stop. 

The ruling came after Billings Police Officer Grant Morrison testified he feared for his life when he fired the three shots that killed 38-year-old Richard Ramirez.

The five-year police veteran said he became convinced that Ramirez had a gu

n after the man reached for his waistband during their 30-second encounter last April in a high-crime area of Montana's most populous city. 

"I knew in that moment, which later was determined to be untrue, but I knew in that moment that he was reaching for a gun," Morrison said. "I couldn't take that risk. ... I wanted to see my son grow up."

The ruling came after Billings Police Officer Grant Morrison testified he feared for his life when he fired the three shots that killed 38-year-old Richard Ramirez. 

The five-year police veteran said he became convinced that Ramirez had a gun after the man reached for his waistband during their 30-second encounter last April in a high-crime area of Montana's most populous city. 

"I knew in that moment, which later was determined to be untrue, but I knew in that moment that he was reaching for a gun," Morrison said. "I couldn't take that risk. ... I wanted to see my son grow up." 

The seven-person jury deliberated about an hour before delivering its decision.Yellowstone County Attorney Scott Twito said he does not expect to file any charges given the jury's decision. 

Coroner's inquests are mandatory under Montana law whenever someone is killed by law enforcement or dies in custody.