More hiccups in the investigation of the Alabama shooting.
Attorneys for the family of Emantic “E.J.” Bradford were able to view surveillance video footage of the young Black man being killed by police as officers responded to a mall shooting in Alabama on Thanksgiving night.
Erron Martez Dequan Brown was charged with attempted murder.
A private autopsy of the 21-year-old EJ Bradford revealed that Alabama police shot him three times from behind.
Hover, Alabama police announced that the fugitive suspect accused in the mall shooting on Thanksgiving night was arrested Thursday in Atlanta.
This man was treated much differently than heroes like EJ Bradford in Alabama and Jemel Roberson in Illinois.
The 21-year-old was killed on Thanksgiving.
The way cops have handled the police killing of a Black man on Thanksgiving night in a small Alabama town was increasingly appearing to be nothing short of disastrous and flat-out disrespectful.
Police responding to a shooting at a mall in Alabama apparently shot and killed the wrong person -- a Black man -- leaving the suspected gunman at large following an episode that left two other people wounded on Thanksgiving night.
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