Gene Hughes via "Occupy This!" If you weren’t on Zimmerman’s side before, you will be after you see this! The first ten seconds of the video posted below shows an incident in 2010, in which Justin Collison, the adolescent (and intoxicated) son of a white police official attacked a much smaller homeless black man named Sherman Ware without provocation. He then screams obscenities and beats up on a white teen, closer to his size and able to fight back. They have to be pulled apart. At about 1:40, somebody notices the homeless guy is still lying on the pavement, unconscious. By-standers challenge the assailant, demanding to know why he hit the homeless guy. Cops are on the scene and the video covers the whole event, clearly showing the perp’s identity as well as numerous witnesses. At 3:12, it’s clear that Sherman Ware is still unconscious. At about 4:00, a local cop tells the videographer to stop filming. He doesn’t. At 4:47, two black kids are talking to Sherman, who is still prone, but conscious enough to give his name. They are wearing sweat shirts and baseball caps, so methinks not paramedics or anything. The white cop is standing nearby, doing nothing. No sign of medical assistance. Cops Son Caught On Camera Punching Homeless Man Justin “daddy’s a cop so I can do whatever I want” Collison was arrested in 2007 on two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, aggravated battery and shooting into a vehicle. ◾The charges were all DROPPED by the State Attorney’s Office. ◾Similarly, NOTHING was done about his unprovoked attack on Sherman Ware. Are you up to speed here? Violent white cop’s kid skates TWICE (that we know of) and the second time his victim is an unarmed black man. So far, so freaking good for the NAACP and Al Sharpton, right? ◾Wrong. ◾These great “defenders of innocent victims of race violence” were nowhere to be found. Guess who was there and putting himself out to try and get justice for Sherman Ware? Go on, guess. George Zimmerman!
Posted on: Wed, 17 Jul 2013 06:53:55 +0000
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