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Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch's office announced Monday it had completed its review of the shooting that killed one-year-old Kohen Wiley, and that the "use of force was justified," meaning the state will not bring criminal charges in the case.
Kohen's family and local activists are demanding the release of police video of the shooting, which authorities have yet to make public.
The toddler was shot and killed on June 14 when a Senatobia, Mississippi police officer, identified in state records as Sgt. Hunter Foster, fired into a moving car with Kohen, his mother, and his mother's friend in a Walmart parking lot while responding to a shoplifting call over alleged stolen diapers. Kohen was sitting in his mother's lap. The friend, who was driving, was also shot and wounded.
Kohen's mother has denied she or her friend stole anything. Neither have been charged with shoplifting or any other counts, according to online state and county court records.
Monday's ruling comes weeks after Senatobia fired its police chief over racist language, and as Foster has been accused in an internal complaint of making a racist remark to a Black colleague two days before the shooting.
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I hopped on the train from Chicago back home to Michigan. I break down why I’m focused on the idea that we should speed up trains between Chicago and Detroit, and Detroit to Toronto!
In Michigan we love our cars and driving, but taking the train is a great way to travel, and we can make it better.
Love that an English remnant does not bother to distinguish its vs it’s but asserts forcefully to someone who spent years in the region, speaks the languages, been to its places of worship etc.
Maybe: go there/their/there are/ (you pick) and draw a more informed opinion
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A group of Ingiloy people. The village of Kakhi (now Gakh, Azerbaijan). Zakatal Okrug, Tiflis Governorate, 1890s.
Photo: Dmitry Ermakov (1845-1916)
The Ingiloy are an ethnographic group of Georgians historically inhabiting the Saingilo region in northwestern Azerbaijan.
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💔🙏 PLEASE JOIN US IN PRAYING PAUL
Paul is facing a fr!ght£ning decline in his heart condition, even after undergoing multiple surgêriës. 🥺💔
Please keep this brave young boy in your prayers. May God strengthen his heart, guide his medical team, and give him and his family hope and comfort during this d!fficu|t time.🙏
Please pray for Paul. Every prayer matters.🥺🙏
~~Erimita
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🙏 PRAYERS UP FOR 2-YEAR-OLD AMIR, WHO SURVIVED A T£RR!FYING FALL FROM A FOURTH-FLOOR APARTMENT WINDOW.
Little Amir is f!ght!ng to recover after falling from a fourth-floor apartment window in New York City. According to his father, because of the unusually high floors beneath the apartment, the fall was equivalent to dropping from approximately six stories. 😢
Even more heartbre@king, the window reportedly had no safety guards.
Despite the t£rrify!ng fall, Amir was found conscious and responsive before being rushed to the hospital. ❤️🙏
However, his 1njur!es are severe. His father says the little boy süff£red two brok£n legs, a brok£n arm, bl££ding in his bra!n, and an 1njüry to his spine.
Just imagine being only 2 years old and having to endure so much p@in and such a frightening experience. At an age when he should be playing, laughing, and enjoying his childhood, Amir is now facing a d!fficu|t road to recovery.
💔 No child should ever have to go through something like this.
Today, I'm asking you to join me in keeping this precious little boy in your prayers.
🙏 Pray for his bra!n to heal, for his spine to recover, and for his brok£n bones to mend. Pray that the doctors caring for him have the wisdom they need and that his family finds the strength to get through these d1ff!cult days.
Amir has already survived a t£rr!fying fall. Now, we can only hope and pray for his healing and recovery.
If you believe in the power of prayer, please leave a 🙏 in the comments for little Amir. Let's surround him and his family with love, hope, and encouragement. ❤️🕊️
May this little boy recover and get the chance to enjoy the beautiful childhood he deserves.
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just finished Chemotherapy. I would be happy if you wish me Health and Long Life 🙏🙏
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Black women can!💪🏾 Founded in 1903, Ford Motor Company made history, later welcoming Emeline King as first Black female designer.
Growing up surrounded by cars, she preferred toy cars over dolls, nurturing a lifelong automotive passion.
In 1983, King achieved her dream, later designing the award-winning 1994 Ford Mustang interior.
#fordmustang #blackgirlmagic #blackexcellence #blackwomanmagic
Praying 🙏 for you and your family
When our Daughter was diagnosed with #BrainCancer at 11, our world changed forever. We never thought it could happen to our Child. You shouldn’t either.
#ChildhoodCancer is real & the public needs to know. I’m fighting every single day to get our voices heard.
Your follow would mean the world to us. 💛
We need safer roads for everyone!
‼️ A 7-year-old boy watched his dad süff£r a dev@stating bra!n 1njury after a vehicle strüçk them while they were riding an electric bike. His father had shielded him from the impact, but now the little boy couldn’t wake him up.
So Jax ran from door to door, desperately trying to find someone who would help his dad.
I can’t imagine how fr!ghtened that child must have been.
His father, Alex Mimms, is a U.S. airman stationed in Clovis, New Mexico.
The two were riding near their home in September when they were strüçk by a driver in what family friends describe as a possible hit-and-run.
Jax survived with a concussion.
Alex suffered a severe tr@umatic bra!n 1njury, bl££ding in his bra!n and a b@dly broken arm that required two plates and 12 screws.
He spent weeks on a ventilator and feeding tube in a Lubbock, Texas hospital.
But there’s encouraging news.
Alex is now undergoing intensive bra!n 1njury rehabilitation.
He’s eating regular food again, working on his speech and problem-solving skills, and recently managed 11 squats during therapy.
His wife, Kristie, cried watching him.
Kristie is a labor and delivery nurse who has spent her career caring for other families. Now she’s putting her own work on hold, potentially for six months, to help her husband recover.
Friends from their military community have started a fundraiser to replace her lost income so she can stay by Alex’s side while their three children, Bella, Kenzie and Jax, wait for their dad to come home.
I keep thinking about little Jax, running for help that night, and how much this family has already endured.
We’ve been asked to olease pray for Alex’s continued recovery, for Kristie’s strength and for their children as they navigate the months ahead.
What would you want to say to this little boy who found the courage to seek help for his dad, and to the father who protected him?
