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EMERGENCY PROTEST – FRIDAY MAY 6TH AT 12 NOON – DOWNTOWN OUTSIDE CITY COUNCIL BUILDING

May 4, 2011 Leave a Comment

Attention all Pittsburghers who demand justice for Jordan Miles—an obvious victim of police brutality.

EMERGENCY PROTEST – FRIDAY MAY 6TH AT 12 NOON – DOWNTOWN OUTSIDE CITY COUNCIL BUILDING

The Department of Justice announced that it will not press federal charges against the three cops who beat Jordan Miles. Join the Alliance for Police Accountability and its allies to reject this outrageous decision and demand that District Attorney Zapalla prosecute the officers. We will also voice our indignation at the Mayor’s refusal to release the Office of Municipal Investigations report on the case as well as the fact that the officers have not been fired. This is a critical moment in the struggle for justice for Jordan Miles.

RSVP on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=202891639749596

Protest the Department of Justice’s refusal to prosecute police officers Ewing, Saldutte, and Sisak! 

Demand D.A. Zappala prosecute the three officers!

Demand the City of Pittsburgh fire the three officers!

Demand the Office of Municipal Investigations release its buried report!

The people of Pittsburgh deserve to be able to live without fear of the police and a federal and municipal system that refuses to make officers accountable when obvious police brutality is taking place!

 
 

NEW ON THIS WEBSITE

Following today’s Department of Justice announcement that the three officers who beat Jordan Miles will NOT be prosecuted, the Justice for Jordan Miles campaign site site has been updated with:

Visit http://justiceforjordanmiles.com for more information
 
 

TAKE ACTION

  • Sign our letter asking D.A. Zappala to prosecute the three officers who beat Jordan Miles. The photographs make us all witnesses. Demand their firing by the City!

    http://justiceforjordanmiles.com/?p=366 

Tell your friends: Visit http://justiceforjordanmiles.com for more information
 
 

STAY IN TOUCH

  • Ask people to follow our Twitter feed @justice4jordan at http://twitter.com/justice4jordan or by sending a text message that says FOLLOW @JUSTICE4JORDAN to 40404. Only additions to the site and important announcements are tweeted.

  • Join our Facebook group and participate: http://bit.ly/c4rw5c

  • Get news of additions to the Justice For Jordan Miles website via e-mail by entering your e-mail address in the “Get e-mail updates” box in the right bar of the site: http://justiceforjordanmiles.com

Tell your friends: Tell your friends: Visit http://justiceforjordanmiles.com for more information

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