NAAWP demands to see ZACHARY HAMMOND KILLING!
The NAAWP says let U.S. see the VIDEO and we’ll decide
whether or not this WHITE TEEN needed to be KILLED!
whether or not this WHITE TEEN needed to be KILLED!
Police in South Carolina on
Friday named the officer who shot and killed 19-year-old Zachary Hammond during a minor drug bust
last month.
Friday named the officer who shot and killed 19-year-old Zachary Hammond during a minor drug bust
last month.
Lt. Mark Tiller, a 10-year law
enforcement veteran, fired two shots, killing Hammond outside a Hardee’s in
Seneca, S.C. on July 26.
enforcement veteran, fired two shots, killing Hammond outside a Hardee’s in
Seneca, S.C. on July 26.
The shooting raised questions about why Hammond’s death at the hands of a
law enforcement officer had not prompted the same national outcry as recent
shootings involving African Americans.
Seneca police had initially
refused to release Tiller’s name, citing concern for his safety. But in
response to several Freedom of Information Act requests, the department
relented Friday.
refused to release Tiller’s name, citing concern for his safety. But in
response to several Freedom of Information Act requests, the department
relented Friday.
Police said that the shooting
occurred during a drug sting. The passenger in Hammond’s vehicle, 23-year-old
Tori Morton, was believed to be carrying drugs, according to the police report.
Morton was later charged with simple possession of 10 grams of marijuana.
occurred during a drug sting. The passenger in Hammond’s vehicle, 23-year-old
Tori Morton, was believed to be carrying drugs, according to the police report.
Morton was later charged with simple possession of 10 grams of marijuana.
NAAWP says let U.S. decide for ourselves, as to whether
or not this was a JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE: http://wsnwradio.com/autopsy-released-on-zachary-hammond/
or not this was a JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE: http://wsnwradio.com/autopsy-released-on-zachary-hammond/
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