I resisted personal involvement as long as I could ...
Posted on 04/27/2015 8:38:24 AM PDT by Zakeet
Complete Headline: Statement from Rev. Al Sharpton on the death of Freddie Gray and his response to requests for involvement in the case
“I have been asked by many in the Baltimore area since day one to get involved in the justice for Freddie Gray movement. Though I have discussed it on my daily radio and TV shows and been in touch with our NAN Baltimore chapter, I resisted personal involvement until we saw what the promised May 1 investigation report would bring.
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It is my intention to come and have a meeting with grassroots activists and faith leaders to schedule a two-day march in May from Baltimore to Washington. The march will bring the case of Freddie Gray, Eric Garner, Walter Scott, Eric Harris to the new Attorney General, Loretta Lynch. Ms. Lynch, in her new role that we all supported, must look and intervene in these cases. Justice delayed is justice denied.”
(Excerpt) Read more at nationalactionnetwork.net ...
I resisted personal involvement as long as I could ...
IOW, “I’m still ‘vestigating whether it’ll be a net positive on my bottom line.”
It will be good to get the entire brigade of mobsters all together in one place on the BW Parkway.
Never let a good liquor store go unrobbed. Money ignored is money denied.
Hey Al!
The FAMILY TOLD YOU TO STAY OUT OF THIS!
Last I looked, a mayor is supposed to be responsible for the police department. But at least they are kindred spirits.
Stopped clock syndrome re Sharpton.
Meanwhile,friends in Baltimore are resting easy knowing the cop perps are suspended WITH pay (per the norm/taxpayers).
I bet she is a finger waving, head bobbing, trash talking piece of work.
I’M ROOTIN’ FOR A LOOTIN’
When there’s money to be made Al will be there.
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