Six years later, community still seeks justice for Tony Robinson
Six years ago this March, Matt Kenny, a Madison Police officer, shot and killed Sharon Irwin-Henry’s grandson in a house on Williamson Street. The killing of Tony Terrell Robinson attracted national attention, and Robinson’s name still echoes throughout Madison to this day.
“Before Terrell died, all of these people were getting killed, all these Black men were getting killed, by police officers,” Irwin-Henry told WORT, “And I sat in my house and I said, ‘Oh, that’s just too bad, but it will never happen here.’
And it did. And it happened to my family.”
Goal: Charge man who allegedly kicked dog to death to the fullest extent of the law.
A dog was allegedly kicked to death during a dispute and the man reportedly responsible added that the innocent animal “deserved it.” This alleged cruelty must be punished to the fullest extent the law will allow. Sign the petition to demand justice.
Ishmael L. Moran was charged with felony animal mistreatment and disorderly conduct after he reportedly drunkenly confronted a man walking his dog, a Yorkshire terrier named Bella. Authorities say when the man attempted to avoid Moran, he was harassed again. Then, Bella was reportedly kicked in the underbelly. Authorities say she fell and did not get up. Then, Moran allegedly said, “she deserved it.” A necropsy later showed that she died of sustained rib fractures and internal bleeding.