as small as a world and as large as alone, justice4mikebrown: Fairfax County, VA Natasha...

3:42am May 12, 2015

Fairfax County, VA
Natasha McKenna was fully restrained when 6 officers tased her 4 times back in February. Natasha was diagnosed with schizophrenia at age 12 and all 6 officers were fully aware of her mental health history and her deteriorating mental state at the time of her murder.
Despite all of this, Natasha’s murder has been ruled an “accident”.
This was no accident. Natasha McKenna was deliberately tortured and executed. The 6 officers responsible for killing Natasha still have not been named and are still on duty. Everyone involved in the killing and cover-up MUST be held accountable.
Click here to let Sheriff Stacey Kincaid know how you feel about the cover-up of the murder of Natasha McKenna. Sheriff Kincaid is in charge of the 6 officers who murdered Natasha.
703-691-2131: Call Fairfax County Sheriff’s office’s non-emergency line and let them know how you feel about the cover-up of the murder of Natasha McKenna.
Click here to file a citizen’s complaint in the murder of Natasha McKenna.
703-246-3251: Demand the public release of the video of police torturing and executing Natasha McKenna. Call in requests to Lt. Steve Elbert.
sheriff@fairfaxcounty.gov: Email the Fairfax County Sheriff’s office and let them know how you feel about the cover-up of the murder of Natasha McKenna.
The last known words of Natasha McKenna were:
“You promised you wouldn’t hurt me!”

Horrified not surprised but horrified. Cos test you bad if you’re black, bad if you’re crazy or really assumed crazy, worse if you’re both, she didn’t stand a chance. This fucking world with fucking white cops who think they own this fucking world.

Note especially for white and/or nondisabled people:

She was not just a crazy black woman. She was a human being. Being crazy and black don’t contradict her humanity, but I bet a lot of people see her more as symbol than person at this point and if like to head that off at the pass.

I don’t know her. But I know she had things she loved, things she hated. Favorite tv shows or maybe had reasons she never watched tv. Same with music, games, even toys (whether adult or child oriented most of us have our toys) She likely had people she loved and who loved her. Maybe pets. She had things that made her unique. And now all of those things have been cut off from ever expressing themselves in the future.

Remember that, if you remember anything. And remember, especially if you’re white and/or nondisabled, that none of these things are contradicted by being black and disabled. They tried to make her an unperson. Don’t let them.