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Keandre Green is fighting for justice in the midst of tragedy

Keandre Green is fighting for justice in the midst of tragedy

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Keandre Green: A Fight for Justice Amidst Tragedy

21-year-old Texan, Keandre Green, finds himself in a battle for justice following an unfortunate incident that has left him hospitalized and with severe injuries. This distressing event has sent shockwaves throughout the community and beyond, sparking outrage and demands for truth and transparency from the Duncanville authorities.

A Day That Changed a Life

The fateful day unfolded just before noon on a seemingly ordinary Friday. Green, an avid jogger, was out for his routine run when a woman’s report drastically altered the course of his day. She accused him of indecent exposure in an alleyway, a claim that Green vehemently denies.

The Allegations

Upon receiving the report, Duncanville police swiftly responded to the scene, the alley of the 900 block of Wayne Avenue to be exact. As per the woman’s account, she spotted a young Black man, presumably in his early 20s, engaging in what she believed was inappropriate behavior.

“a Black male wearing red shorts and a white shirt, possibly in his early 20s, exposing his penis.”

Green, however, had a different version of the events. He explained to the officers that he had simply taken a brief pause from his jog to relieve himself in the alley.

The Escalation

A routine police check led to a discovery of an active warrant for family violence linked to Green. This revelation escalated the situation, and the attempted arrest resulted in a debacle that left Green with three back fractures. CBS News reported on this shocking outcome, causing public outrage and calls for the release of any body or dash camera footage from the incident.

The Aftermath

The police have, however, stated that the decision to release the footage will only be taken after thorough review. Meanwhile, the severity of Green’s injuries and the circumstances leading to them have stirred public sentiment and demands for justice.

Justin Moore, Green’s attorney, has challenged the validity of the so-called active warrant. According to him, the warrant was requested but never signed by a judge in Dallas County.

“We don’t see a warrant that was signed by any judge in Dallas County on any online database request for a warrant,” Moore said, according to CBS News.

He continues to express his disappointment and concern over the incident, criticizing the Duncanville PD for their handling of the situation.

“For Duncanville PD to put that out there as an excuse for breaking a young man’s back is really sad and disturbing.”


The Call for Justice

Moore maintains that Green was victimized over a trivial act that many people do, taking a brief relief in a secluded alleyway. He paints a terrifying picture of Green’s encounter with the police, stating that an unarmed Green, scared for his life, chose to run from the cops.

“Scared for his life and unarmed, he ran when confronted by police. The subsequent brutal arrest, including a knee on his neck, has resulted in severe spinal injuries that may change his life forever.”

The Long Road Ahead

As Keandre Green continues to fight for his life and justice, the incident serves as a grim reminder of the urgent need for reform in law enforcement practices. The incident has sparked heated debates and discussions on police brutality, and the fight for justice is far from over.

A casual act turned into a nightmare, Keandre Green’s story is a potent symbol of the systemic issues plaguing our society today. His fight for justice is not just his own; it’s a fight for every individual who has ever been unjustly targeted or victimized.

As we continue to follow the developments in this case, we stand in solidarity with Keandre Green and his family in their quest for justice. We remain hopeful that truth and justice will prevail, bringing about much-needed change and healing.

Jason Meade declared guilty for killing of Casey Goodson Jr.

Jason Meade declared guilty for killing of Casey Goodson Jr.

After almost one year, the former Franklin County sheriff’s deputy, Jason Meade, is finally being charged for shooting Casey Goodson Jr. brutally. He was accused of two murders and one reckless homicide. 

Goodson’s mother expressed to the media earlier on Thursday that she would be at ease when Meade would be punished for his crime. However, she is content that it is eventually happening. 

According to REVOLT, Meade shot Goodson while working with a US Marshall Southern Ohio Fugitive Task. Although he was not the target of their mission, the 23-year-old boy was killed outside Goodson’s grandmother’s house in Columbus on 4th Dec 2020. 

In March, Franklin County Coroner Dr Anahi Ortiz also confirmed that Goodson was struck by six bullets, five in the back and one in the buttock. The police department soon suspended Meade after the shooting. Later, he was retired in July. 

The task force of the Franklin County sheriff could not provide any video evidence, as they didn’t wear any cameras on the mission. 

Sheriff Dallas Baldwin says no one is guilty until proven. And he has told his staff their responsibilities in the justice system. 

Balwin values society’s trust in them. Also, he has asked his officers to investigate investigation to keep their community and officers safe. He prays for everyone caught up in the tragedy. 

Earlier, Baldwin said that their department would wait for the criminal investigation to complete. After the trial, a separate inquiry is pulled by the Department of Justice, FBI and Columbus Police Department Critical Incident Review Team. 

This article was penned by Jonathan P. Wright. Jonathan is a freelance writer for multiple mainstream publications and CVO of RADIOPUSHERS. You can read more of his work by clicking here.