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TEEN CHARGED IN FATAL SHOOTING OF HER FATHER NASHVILLE, TN - 6/8/2020
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South Precinct detectives have charged Trynity Meadows, 18, (right) with criminal homicide for this afternoon’s fatal shooting of her father, Otis Meadows, inside the family’s home in the 2800 block of Pinebrook Trail. Officers responded to shots fired at 1:40 p.m. after Trynity Meadows’ 29-year-old brother called police.
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CITY EMPLOYEES HONORED Mayor Scott Conger presented Years of Service certificates to Lt. Byron Taylor (30 years), and others Tuesday, May 26, 2020.
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He reported hearing shots and then finding his father’s body lying near the front door. He then saw his sister outside, running away. She was taken into custody a short time later. She refused to speak with detectives. Home surveillance video after the shooting shows Trynity at the front door holding a handgun prior to fleeing. The gun has not been recovered. Otis Meadows, 49, died at the scene. No other persons were inside the home at the time of the shooting. There are two reports of domestic disputes involving Trynity and her father in which Trynity is listed as the suspect. In April, officers responded to the home after a heated verbal dispute. In November 2019, officers were told the teen had been throwing items around the house for no apparent reason. There were no injuries reported in either incident.
5 INJURED IN DYERSBURG NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING, ACCORDING TO POLICE WMCActionNews5.com June 7, 2020 DYERSBURG, Tenn. (WMC) - Dyersburg police are investigating an overnight shooting that left five people injured. According to the Dyersburg Police Department, officers responded to the American Legion on Grant Street shortly after 2 a.m. where someone reported several shots had been fired. People were also seen fleeing from the club. Police say there were three male victims and two female victims — some had been shot multiple times. All five victims were flown to hospitals in Nashville and Memphis. The department has not yet established what caused the shooting. DPD is urging anyone with information involving this case, or was inside the club at the time of the shooting to call 285-1212, or Crime Stoppers at 285-8477.
TWO LAUDERDALE COUNTY MEN INDICTED, CHARGED WITH RETALIATION AND COERCION RIPLEY – An investigation by Special Agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has resulted in the indictment of two Lauderdale County men on charges in connection with a pending double murder case against one of them. On February 17th, at the request of 25th District Attorney General Mark Davidson, TBI Special Agents, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, Ripley Police Department, and Crockett County Sheriff’s Office began investigating a social media post that contained a statement from a witness in a pending case against Sequna Copeland (DOB: 3/26/89).Ê Copeland is charged in the 2018 shooting death of 27-year-old Jessica Hunt and her unborn child.Ê The post contained a threat of retaliation against a witness who had previously testified against Copeland in a federal trial that resulted in his conviction on two counts of Felon in Possession of a Firearm.Ê During the course of the investigation, Agents determined Copeland and Jacovas Barbee (DOB: 8/15/93) were responsible for the social media post.Ê On last Monday, a Lauderdale County Grand Jury returned indictments charging Copeland and Barbee with one count of Retaliation for Past Action and two DANNY C. HUNT, counts of Coercion of a Witness.Ê Tuesday, Barbee was LUTCF (AGENT) booked into the Lauderdale County Jail on $100,000 731.935.5788 bond.Ê Copeland was served with arrest warrants as he FAX: 731.424.6898 remains jailed awaiting trial. EMAIL: Barbee is the fourth person charged in connection to huntins@charter.net Hunt’s murder.Ê Along with Copeland, Bryson Bonds OFFERING (DOB: 9/9/85), and Tommy Taylor (DOB: 8/2/79) LIFE & HEALTH INSURANCE have been indicted on counts including Premeditated AUTO First Degree Murder, Felony Murder, Especially HOMEROWNERS - RENTAL-FIRE Aggravated Kidnapping, Abuse of a Corpse, and Theft.
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06/01/2020 AURELIUS SEGRAM CRAYTON -BM 37 DRIVING ON EXPIRED LICENSE HUNTER O BRAY -WM 20 -FAILURE TO APPEAR
06/02/2020 ARZELL F VANN -BM 70 -DISORDERLY CONDUCT AMY RENEE FRY -WF 42 -DRIVING ON REVOKED/SUSPENDED
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06/03/2020 AMY RENEE FRY -WF 42 -CRIMINAL TRESPASS KOURTNEY SIMS -BM 27 -VIOLATION OF ORDER OF PROTECTION
06/04/2020 LINDSEY N DOWDY -WF 25 -VIOLATION OF PROBATION CARLA MONEIKA WILBOURN -BF 29 FRAUDULENT USE OF A CREDIT/ATM CARD CAROLYN DENISE BOND -BF 46 -LEGEND DRUGS, POSSESS WITHOUT PRESCRIPTION, SCHEDULE II DRUG VIOLATIONS ROCKEL OBRYAN HUMPHREY -BM 31 VIOLATION OF PROBATION BILLIE JOE CHAPMAN WM 51 -AGGRAVATED ASSAULT SEAN DILLON HENLEY WM 27 23 -DRIVING ON REVOKED/ SUSPENDED LICENSE, FUGITIVE - HOLD FOR OTHER AGENCY
06/05/2020 NATYA PERRY -BF 30 VIOLATION OF PROBATION
RODNEY LOCKETT -BM 30 -DRIVING ON REVOKED/SUSPENDED LICENSE, FUGITIVE HOLD FOR OTHER AGENCY MAKALA RENEA -BF 23 -AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, VANDALISM ALLEN STRAIN -BM 44 CRIMINAL TRESPASS TIMOTHY TERRELL POWELL -BM 33 STALKING RONALD DOTSON -BM 63 -DRIVING ON REVOKED/SUSPENDED LICENSE, LEAVING THE SCENE OF ACCIDENT (PROPERTY DAMAGE), VIOLATION OF REGISTRATION LAW, DRIVING ON REVOKED/ SUSPENDED LICENSE, NO PROOF OF INSURANCE ANNON SARA ALOQILI WF 20 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT KIDAN LAMONT PAGE BM 23 -DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, OPEN CONTAINER LAW ATLEX J EVANS -BM 40 -DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, DRIVING WHILE UNLICENSED TANAUTICA L. MAXWELL -BF 19 -
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VIOLATION OF PROBATION, FAILURE TO APPEAR OMAR WILKINS -BM 22AGGRAVATED BURGLARY THOMAS EARL SIMMONS -BM 49 VIOLATION OF PROBATION 06/05/ 2020 1824 CHRISTOPHER DEEM WM 50 -VIOLATION OF ORDER OF PROTECTION CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL STRAZZELLA 58 -WM UNLAWFUL DRUG PARAPHERNALIA, SCHEDULE I DRUG VIOLATIONS, LEGEND DRUGS, POSSESS WITHOUT PRESCRIPTION ALERIA HOOPER -BF 19 -FORGERY CHARLES TERRELL -BM 22 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT, VANDALISM, INTERFERE WITH EMERGENCY CALL (911 CALLS) ASHLEY MICHELLE SAIN BF 30 -SHOPLIFTINGTHEFT OF PROPERTY, THEFT <$999, ALL OTHER LARCENY KIELAN LAMONT PAGE -BM 23 -DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE
TERRY JOSE MORROW BM 55 -CRIMINAL TRESPAS ATLEX J EVANS -BM 40 -DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE
06/06/2020 GORDON D JOYNER BM 54 -ASSAULT JONATHAN ANTONIO KINNIE -BM 31 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, VANDALISM DENARIC SANTIEL BATES -BM 42 SCHEDULE I DRUG VIOLATIONS, SIMPLE POSSESSION/CASUAL EXCHANGE, CONTRABAND IN PENAL INSTITUTION JONATHAN ANTONIO BM 31 -CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION DENARIC SANTIEL BATES -BM 42 -LEAVING THE SCENE OF ACCIDENT (INJURY), DRIVING ON REVOKED/ SUSPENDED LICENSE, DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE JONATHAN ANTONIO KINNIE -BM 31 RESISTING STOP, ARREST KEITH ALAN HUSSEY Jr BM 22 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT, VANDALISM LAKESHA R. COOK -BF 25 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT MORRELL LAMONN JARRETT -BM 36 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
06/07/2020 HAVEN JOY PERMENTER -WF 24 DRIVING ON REVOKED/ SUSPENDED LICENSE BRANDON BERNARD WOODS -BM 30 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, UNLAWFUL CARRYING OR POSSESSION OF A WEAPON, ILLEGAL POSSESS, POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY CHRISTOPHER ADAM QUARLES -WM 30 -
VANDALISM FRANCESCA D COLE -BF 22 -SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT, RESISTING STOP, ARREST
06/08/2020 SHARICE NEWSON -BF 25 -THEFT <$999, ALL OTHER LARCENY, VANDALISM KRISTAN ROSS MURPHY -BM 32 5-VIOLATION OF PROBATION MAKALA RENEA PETTIGREW -BF 23 VIOLATION OF PROBATION PRISCILLA REENIKA HARDIN -BF 32 -THEFT <$999, THEFT OF VEHICLE PARTS DEACTRESS LEE MCLEAN -BM 19 SCHEDULE VI DRUG VIOLATIONS, FIREARM USED IN DANGEROUS FELONY, UNLAWFUL DRUG PARAPHERNALIA KALEB DEJUAN LONG BM 22 -VIOLATION OF PROBATION COLIN NATHANIEL CREWS -WM 41 -THEFT $10K>$59K, THEFT FROM BUILDING ALLISON HAWATT -WF 35 -SHOPLIFTINGTHEFT OF PROPERTY JOHN L HOBSON Jr BM 45 SIMPLE DOMESTIC ASSAULT ALVIN LAMION GARDNER -BM 33 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, RAPE, FALSE IMPRISONMENT, THEFT <$999, ALL OTHER LARCENY BRANDY L BRALY -WF 30 -AGGRAVATED ASSAULT BRANDON MONTREAL JONES -BM 28 FIREARM USED IN DANGEROUS FELONY, HANDGUN POSSESSION PROHIBITED, SCHEDULE VI DRUG VIOLATIONS, FABRICATE/TAMPER/ DESTROY EVIDENCE, THEFT $1000>$9,999, ALL OTHER LARCENY, EVADING ARREST
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Protesters call for removal of Confederate monument June 6, 2020ÊÊAli Mason JACKSON, Tenn. — AÊpetitionÊto remove the Confederate monument in front of the Madison County Courthouse gathered over 4,500 signatures. “We think these Confederate monuments stand for symbols of hate, oppression, racism and treason,” said protest and petition organizer Iyad Abdi. That’s why Abdi, a Jackson resident, organized a petition and protest in front of the statue in downtown Jackson, which they want to see removed. “We think these monuments and these symbols of hate have no place in 2020, in our hometown, [or] in front of the courthouse because it’s incompatible with the notion of justice,” Abdi said. Protesters also honored George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and other African-Americans who died while in police custody. One protester says removingÊ monuments and the Black Lives Matter movement are intertwined. “Black Lives Matter is about the advocation of basic rights for black people,” said protester Noah Stewart. Stewart says he believes that Confederate monuments celebrate people who wanted slavery. “It’s kind of wrong to have something symbolic like that in front of a huge legislative building,” Stewart said. “They don’t belong on government property. They don’t belong here for citizens to stand here and watch them,” Abdi said. “We believe that if someone does not want to tear them down, then it belongs in a museum, but not in our towns in the public,” Abdi said. According to aÊsurveyÊfrom the Tennessee Wars Commission, there are 14 Confederate monuments in West Tennessee, outside of Shelby County.
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JACKSON, JULIAN -AGE: 19 -Race: B Sex: M Charge: SPEEDING,
STOLZMAN, STEVEN LEE Ê-AGE: 26 -Race: W Sex: M - Charge: ASSAULT HOOFMAN, JOHN S AGE: 19 -Race: W Sex: M- Charge: UNLAWFUL CARRYING OR POSS WEAPON/FIREARM 06/04/2020Ê ABRAMS, BLAKE E -Age: 34Ê Race: B Sex: M Charge: POSSESSION OF SCH.VI, POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
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On Thursday night,Ê I had the opportunity to share a poem entitled “Let Us Breathe” at an event in Humboldt,Ê TN. I also participated in a live recording set to African drums, played by Valerie Porter.Ê
Let Us Breathe words have a way of doing 2 things unifying or dividing both galvanizing people to rise up list of demands in handÊ give me liberty or give me deathÊ death better than living in fear-torment constantÊ eight minutes forty-six secondsÊ sittingÊ eyes-affixedÊ images so horrificÊ we can’t turn away seared in our minds like the 1st time we saw-Emmit not the boy standing -mutilatedÊ corpse laying out on displayÊ this time no cloak of night-riders bearing strange fruit-shattering dreams in their wakeÊ got to be another way tear stained shirts rubber bullet riddled torsos power struggle-no fight there is no one left unrelentingÊ get back live stream-by stander’s pleas unheardÊ Ê ÊI Ê Ê ÊCan’tÊ Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Breathe police in riot gearÊ protests peacefulÊ infiltratedÊ by hate speechÊ leadersÊ empower generations of supremacistsÊ 1600-occupant of Pennsylvania Ave venom toxicÊ Ê Êstop talkingÊ Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê stop tweeting Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê ÊStopÊ Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê ÊIncitingÊ Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê ÊViolence coalesce CONT’D PAGE 7
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Publisher’s Point By Bill Marable Statues of Confederate ‘Warlords’ are being toppled from their defiled podiums at a number of historic cities and landmarks throughout the “proud South.” Collateral damage of the international outrage and protests over the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis a few weeks a-back. Questions have surfaced again pertaining to Johnny Rebel statues posted on local parks and courthouse grounds. A simple of southern pride or southern white suppression of blacks, some would say that peacefully or not those statues have to go. Thinking Out Loud Why not remove all Confederate statues throughout the south and create a Confederate Historic Park in Parker’s Crossroads where all the statues could be showcased for those who wish to honor them? FYI - Parker’s Crossroads is where State Representative Steve McDaniels has raised state, local and federal considerations to add enhancements to the location where yearly Civil War re-enactments are held. Imagine what a boost that would be to tourism in the area. In order for the one statue to come down in a peaceful and respectful manner throughout the South it has to be a concerted effort spearheaded by a champion of the cause. Let us take this argument to the table as a viable alternative when we sit down before the committee that “regulates” the removal of those statues throughout the state. Oh y’all do know that there are levels to this thing. Several years ago, state legislators in Tennessee voted to form a special committee to oversee the removal and placement of those statues. Permission must be granted before any likeness of “Johnny Reb” or “Nathan Beford Forrest” can be legally removed from it’s post. Therefore egos must be stroked in the right way. As protesters all over the world march to the battlecry of “Justice” may the wave of retribution also sweep over the 31 AMERICAN states and the more than 700 Confederate monuments errected since the end of the Civil War. Over the weekend demonstrators in Richmond, VA toppled a confederate monument near Monument Avenue, the current resting place of the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. Foresight would lead one to believe that taking the monuments down may do more to protect them than leaving them up. Peace! Contact: bmarable0@gmail.com
Our Sons Andrea Bond Johnson info@andreabondjohnsontn82.com Dear Bill, As a mother of two young men, I am horrified and heartbroken over the recent death of George Floyd. Like many of you, I watched the video as George Floyd took his last breaths, calling for his mother. I hurt for his family, my sons, my community and the entire country. I mourn with our community and this nation because we are living in very disturbing times. No city, county, or state is exempt. Just this week I read a Facebook post by James Barbee, a teacher from District 82, who happens to be African American. He shared a harrowing account of being racially profiled. He is one of the countless examples of what Black men experience, and this made me think about my sons.I want my sons to remember a mother who loved them and cared about others, a mother who demonstrated leadership, compassion, integrity and who stood up for “the least of these.” Like many black families, my husband and I have had “the talk” with our sons, explaining how to survive racial confrontations and bias within our society. Now is the time for all leaders to address racial inequities that link all communities across the country. Fairness and justice for all must be a conscious effort made by each of us I am running for State Representative of District 82 because I know together we can change the current reality, I will not pretend to have all the answers but silence is not an option. We Must We Shall We Can ~Andrea
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“RIDICULOUS AND RACIALLY MOTIVATED” DARYL HUBBARD CALLS “ARREST OF CITY COURT OFFICE MANAGER City of Jackson Court Clerk Daryl Hubbard has refereed to the arrest of City Court Office Manager “Shenile Ward” as being “ridiculous and racially motivated by the State.” Ward was indicted by the Madison County Grand Jury for two counts of forgery and two counts of official misconduct which are felonies. The indictment follows a State of Tennessee Comptrollers Office investigation into Hubbard’s office which alleged case information was not being reported to a state database as required by law according to the news By ‘Downtown’ Rickey Brown release by the state comptroller. The state also claims information was rickeylynnbrown@hotmail.com intentionally inserted into the wrong fields in a computer system, concealing failure to appear cases from the state and hindering from promptly suspending drivers license. Hubbard argues the system lacks compassion and doesn’t do much to help people, when he appeared on several radio talk shows last Sunday morning. Shenile Ward State Investigator’s also alleged there were irregularities in the handling of a specific case Involving an Individual with two DUI cases, who was supposed to appear in Madison County Circuit Court. Hubbard said; “it was only a clerical error by his staff and not official misconduct or forgery as charged by the grand jury.” “The City Judge had ruled the individual indigent and staffers were trying to help the person get his license back in order to get a job,” said Hubbard. “My staff didn’t even know he was supposed by be in Circuit Court.” According to Hubbard, the irregularities could have been addressed in a phone call. “For staffers over there to file an audit complaint instead of just calling us is ridiculous,” said Hubbard. “The Court Clerk’s Office staff told investigators they believed people should not lose their license for failing to appear in court. The drivers license issue is only a part of a larger issue that city court staff consider a systematic problem ,” added Hubbard” Hubbard’s plea is a simple one; “people should be more compassionate. People lose their license for racial and economic reasons and if you think everybody who gets a traffic citation should go to jail, then I’m wrong.” Hubbard says citizens get fines and jail time for small driving offenses, the jail is overcrowded already and locking people up over “basically nothing” is just not right. In 2018,- a federal judge issued an injunction that stopped State of Tennessee from revoking drivers license for unpaid traffic fines amid a class action lawsuit. ÊBut an appellate court reversed that injunction earlier this year.
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SENATOR ED JACKSON SHARES STATE BUDGET INFORMATION - DRASTIC BUDGET CUTS PROPOSED By Downtown Ricky Brown
State Senator Ed Jackson made media appearances this week sharing information regarding the effects of the covid19 virus upon the State Of Tennessee economy. ÊUnfortunately according to Senator there will be several budget cuts and adjustments in this years budget. Senator Jackson meet with Emily Fayth and downtown Ricky Brown at local radio stations s d the Old Country store. ÊSenator Jackson the Governor Lee is asking all state departments to adjust their budgets according to state finance commissioner Butch Eley. ÊAccording to the Commissioner officials are adjusting their revenue shortfall of up to $1.5 billion through the next budget year. Governor Lee’s administration is proposing another $284 million in budget cuts next year due to the economic fallout from the covid 19 pandemic.Ê This will be in addition to $397 million in recurring costs removed from the budget in March when the crisis was in its initial stages.Ê Cuts will include up to 12% reductions to departments, reductions to capital projects and maintenance funding, bonds for some capital projects and a get to be decided employee buy out initiative over the next two years.Ê The budget plan removes the remaining $58 million set aside for teacher pay raises. ÊThe Governor has proposed $117 million for the raise then $58 million of that was cut in the virus hampered budget update in March. This years budget will be challenging and difficult and the State will have to make some difficult hard decisions said Jackson”Ê
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WHAT A HISTORIC YEAR I sincerely hope that students are keeping a journal to document the events of 2020. As a mentor I have provided a journal to every student I have had the privilege to work with. The middle school students in Humboldt at the Boys and Girls Club, along with others that have graduated this year. Teachers have stepped up their game once they had to go to “remote learning” due to the closing of schools because of COVID-19. I hope that students have taken full advantage of the free resources that have been made available for learning due to this pandemic. It appears as though most students are going to get some form of a graduation ceremony despite the coronavirus. As a board member of Bridging The Gap TN, we had the honor of presenting two graduates with scholarships this year to help offset the costs of their academic pursuits. Brooklyn Phillips was a graduate of JCM Early College High and earned an Associates Degree from JSCC in addition to her diploma. The other worthy candidate was TaNyia Simmons from Madison Academic. Brooklyn is planning to attend Xavier in the fall and TaNyia is planning to go to JSCC to get her prerequisites out of the way. Considering the circumstances this is a wise choice for both of these young ladies and I can foresee great accomplishments in their future.
Greg Hammond named chief of staff & public information director for JMCSS BY DAVID THOMAS _WNWS
Jackson-Madison County School Superintendentelect Dr. Marlon King has finalized his executive team by naming Greg Hammond to serve as Chief of Staff & Public Information for the system. According to a press release, Hammond, a former sports anchor and reporter at WBBJ, assumes the role after teaching broadcasting at South Side High School for the past 12 years.
BE PROUD OF WHERE YOU CAME FROM We will have a new Superintendent of Schools this fall and I am looking forward to getting an opportunity to meet Dr. Marlon King. He has hit the ground running despite overwhelming obstacles. He seems undaunted in initiating his plans of JMCSS this fall. With all the uncertainty in the nation today he is a much-needed stabilizing force that moves with conviction to do his job.Ê Leadership has not been lacking in Jackson during this healthcare crisis and I think the evidence of that is reopening businesses in town as the community has responded to call to be considerate of others. This was also on display as there were peaceful demonstrations in Jackson as Nashville and other metropolitan areas in the nation were subjected to rioting, looting, and curfews. We are far stronger together than we are when we work against each other to right an injustice. May that lead to a spirit of unity moving forward. Other than focusing on healthcare and finding a vaccine for the coronavirus we need to continue to work together on what we know is working. Education will never be the same but has never been more important for the future. “There will be revival. It is not a question of if, it is a question of when. We will bring back our students, faculty, and staff to our campuses, but it will not be the same.” ~Randy Boyd President UT System Governor Bill Lee is still pushing for Early Literacy funding in the upcoming budget so pay attention to where you representatives stand on that issue and how they vote. This is an election year so you can let them know how you feel about their decisions. Don Polley | Education contributorÊ(Contact don@donpolley.com) Home - Renters - Auto - Life - Business - Health
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WILBOURN SISTERS HIT BY PROTESTERS Black business owner’s spirit bruised but not broken after vandalism. By Dorjan Williams - 11Alive.com - June 1, 2020 ATLANTA — Multiple locations around the metro Atlanta area were impacted by looting and vandalism after protests Co-owners and operators, Janice turned from and Carolyn Wilbourn peaceful to violent this weekend. The protests sprung up in response to the deaths of George Floyd in Minneapolis and Breonna Taylor in Louisville. The crowds that initially gathered around Friday afternoon in downtown Atlanta in the form of peaceful protest eventually shifted into unrest and violence as the evening stretched into the early hours of the night. Several businesses in and around Centennial Olympic Park were looted and vandalized, including the CNN center and the College Football Hall of Fame. Multiple other storefront businesses in the downtown area were also affected the following evening on Saturday. Many of whom were Black-owned and operated such as Atlanta clothing staple, Wilbourn Sisters Boutique. Co-owner and operator, Janice Wilbourn just so happened to be on location with a friend when her store was vandalized. She and her friend sought refuge in the basement as vandals smashed the front windows to her store located directly on Peachtree Rd. “It was a tragedy and it was a moment that I’ll never forget. I happened to be here that night, Saturday night when it happened at 11:30 pm,” Wilbourn tells 11Alive. By Monday morning, all the broken windows were boarded up and labeled with signs that read ‘Black Owned Business.’ While rattled by the experience of the vandalism this weekend, Wilbourn’s faith remains intact. She finished her interview with these simple words of encouragement to the community and her fellow business-owners - ‘Let go and let God.”
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