five former memphis police department officers regarding the death of tyre nichols. these are the same five officers who were previously or recently terminated by the memphis police department. they are currently in custody. they are tadarius beam, he did me tris haley, mem it martin iii, desmond mills jr., and justin smith. the grand jury returns indictments against all five with the same charges, and we had previously met with the family of tyre nichols to go over what these charges were going to be, and that meeting with the family, i think, went rather well. here are the charges. second-degree murder. aggravated assault. aggravated kidnapping. resulting in bodily injury.
SHREVEPORT, La. A Shreveport woman who killed the father of her lover s child in a June 2020 knife attack was convicted Thursday of second-degree murder in Caddo District Court.
you. you know, i said you re a native of pittsburgh. you re a prominent and respected writer, i ve read your writings down through the years. we ve had communities around the country where there have been clashes and rhetoric and some of us have had to say we went over the line with rhetoric, and i remember mrs. king and martin iii telling me, you have to be careful about what you say. we should all use this as data to look into ourselves. we saw charlottesville, we saw this outright mass murder. we saw charleston. are we normal liesing this? you take charleston and what happened today with tree of life. people go into a house of worship and kill people. where are we at and what do we need to do, howard? well, i m just writing about that, trying to think it through
sort of paradise that i grew up in, and convinced me of the utter sure possibility that any jew could grow up to do anything in america that, this kind of thing would happen, that an anti-semitic attack like had on a synagogue during a religious ceremony and on the sa bath for the mere fact that these people were jews is just it shocks me beyond words. you know, i said that you are a native of pittsburgh. but you re also a very prominent and respected writer, and i ve read your writings down through the years as we ve known each other. we have had communities around the country where there have been clashes and rhetoric and some of us have had to say we went over the line with rhetoric. and i remember mrs. king and martin iii telling me how you ve
supported it, came to a lot of our events and worked with us along with her son, martin iii. she was a very deliberate woman. she was a very careful woman. she would not have written a letter to the u.s. senate because she was just some passionate, out-of-control activist. she thought about what she did. and i told attorney general sessions on the phone the gravity of our concern voting rights the gravity of our concern around voter i.d., around criminal justice reform, around president obama s 21st-century police commission recommendations, around the cases that are still before us from walter scott in north charleston and eric garner s investigation in new york. we re not just partisan people. there s a real problem. i m glad he called. i m thinking it s the mature thing to reach out to people