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Two Suspects in Shooting Death of Career Criminal Who Testified in Amber Guyger Case are Apprehended
Joshua Brown had a long rap sheet of drug offenses.
After Joshua Brown was shot dead shortly after giving testimony in the controversial and racially charged Amber Guyger case, wild speculation began circulating across social media implying that police were responsible.
However, as the facts of the case emerge, it looks more like Brown’s killing was the unfortunate case of a drug deal gone wrong.
Jacquerious Mitchell and Michael Diaz Mitchell are in custody as suspects for the murder of Brown, and a third suspect, Thaddeous Green, remains on the loose. Police believe that the tragedy began when Brown and Green had an argument during a drug deal.
Brown allegedly shot and wounded Mitchell, who remains hospitalized as a result. Green then allegedly shot Brown two times, which ultimately resulted in his death, and took a backpack from him along with the firearm, according to law enforcement.
After obtaining a search warrant, police found 12 pounds of marijuana, 143 grams of THC cartridges, and $4,000 in Brown’s apartment. It appears that Brown was a major drug dealer, and his life of crime was likely what led to the 28-year-old former college football player’s untimely demise.
“As you know, there’s been speculation and rumors that have been shared by community leaders claiming that Mr. Brown’s death was related to the Amber Guyger trial, and somehow the Dallas Police Department was responsible,” Dallas Assistant Chief of Police Avery Moore said.
“I assure you that is simply not true. And I encourage those leaders to be mindful of their actions moving forward because their words have jeopardized the integrity of the city of Dallas as well as the Dallas Police Department,” Moore added.
Documents show that Brown had a long history of criminal behavior including possession of illegal drugs, theft, use of illegal firearms, and evading arrest.
Brown was shot last year at a North Dallas strip club. A man accompanying him was killed by the gun fire, and police believed that Brown was the primary target.
Attorney Lee Merritt, who represents Brown’s family, notes that he was scared to testify in the Guyger case because it put him in the spotlight, not because he feared reprisal from law enforcement.
“He led people to believe that he had left Dallas and testifying in the trial lets them know, ‘Yes I am here,’ and it exposed him to danger. He feared for his life in this case, not because of Amber Guyger, but because someone shot him less than a year ago,” the attorney said.
Merritt admits that the evidence indicates that Brown was likely killed during a drug deal, but notes that the Guyger case has eroded faith in Dallas law enforcement and conspiracy theories will likely persist as a result.
“The evidence will always be undermined by the DPD implication in that case,” said Merritt.
Guyger, the Dallas police officer who was sentenced to 10 years after killing 26-year-old Botham Jean in his apartment, is expected to appeal her murder conviction.
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Michigan Governor’s Office Announces Criminal Investigation of Ballot Initiative to Limit Their COVID-19 Overreach
Conflict of interest much?
The office of Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has announced that they are launching a criminal investigation against the ballot initiative launched to reign in the Democrat administration’s COVID-19 overreach.
Michigan attorney general Dana Nessel has announced that she is launching a criminal probe against her opposition. The Unlock Michigan ballot initiative gained over 500,000 signatures to allow the Michigan legislature to repeal emergency powers exploited by Whitmer throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Our ballot initiative process allows efforts with strong public support to be presented to the Legislature,” Nessel said in a news release. “But that process becomes tainted when petition circulators manipulate and cheat to serve their own agendas. My office will investigate these allegations, and if there is a violation of law, we will prosecute those responsible.”
Video has been released of progressive ballot expert Erik Tisinger, who works as a trainer for the California signature company, In the Field, Inc. He gave a training that told volunteers to commit illegal actions, which so conveniently was recorded by a pro-Democrat group lobbying for the governor to keep her illicit power.
This state of affairs, which seems like it is an obvious Democrat set-up, is now being used in an attempt to invalidate Unlock Michigan’s efforts and deny the people the ability to reign in their out-of-control government.
Unlock Michigan spokesman Fred Wszolek says that the investigation is “a partisan political farce, which is to be expected from this partisan political attorney general.” He believes that authorities “should investigate the conspiracy among Gov. Whitmer’s political operatives to stage this sham video.”
Big League Politics has reported on Whitmer’s genocidal policies throughout the pandemic, which included sending countless elderly people to their early graves by housing COVID-19 patients in nursing homes:
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer vetoed a bipartisan bill on Friday that would have protected the elderly and vulnerable by banning COVID-19 patients from being quarantined in nursing homes.
“Protecting the health and safety of nursing home residents and their staff continues to be a top priority for my administration,” Governor Whitmer said while announcing her veto.
“Senate Bill 956 is nothing more than a political game that would relocate vulnerable seniors without any requirement for consent, doctor’s approval, or notification to patients and their families. It’s time for the Republican legislature to get serious about protecting our most vulnerable and addressing the public health and economic crisis faced by our state. We look forward to continuing our work with stakeholders and legislators on the task force to develop real solutions that make sense for Michigan seniors and their families,” she added.
Senate Republicans are firing back at Whitmer for her cruel and callous decision to veto the common sense legislation.
“In a mean-spirited move, Gov. Whitmer announced she vetoed a plan that would have prevented COVID-19 patients from entering our nursing homes,” they wrote.
“Only a few governors had allowed this reckless practice in the first place, and all except Gov. Whitmer have since changed course and stopped the practice, including embattled New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo,” Senate Republicans continued.
“Gov. Whitmer should be ashamed, and she certainly is acting like it. Her veto decision was hidden in a late Friday afternoon news release with a headline announcing something entirely different,” they added. “But make no mistake. The governor owns her veto and the abhorrent policy that has contributed to the deaths of thousands of people.”
If Unlock Michigan is thrown out by liberal activist judges in the courts, it may be time for Michigan residents to rediscover 2nd Amendment remedies in response to to the intolerable acts of the Whitmer administration.
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