#ariesclark

[4evahaka]

From @mcdivit85 - #16YearsYoung #AriesClark was #KILLED via #SHOTS to the #Back AND #BackOfTheHead by two race soldiers posing as #Cops outside of #Memphis. These #Cops are on #PAIDAdministrativLeave during the investigation. Cops are being incentivized to kill black people. America is guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity RIGHT NOW #ariesclark #whitesupremacy #policebrutality #mcdivit{🐍💕💚@4evahaka #FAMUGrad} - #regrann

[queensheba2787]

#Repost @blacklikevanilla (@get_repost) ・・・ His name was #AriesClark. He was killed on Tuesday outside of an emergency shelter "for youths that his parents had sent him to for behavioral issues". He was there for help. He was shot and killed by the police. The police chief has declined to release details of the shooting except to say the two officers involved are on *drumroll please* #PaidAdminstrativeLeave. "His mother stated to media that doctors told her Aries was shot in the back of the head, buttocks, and back." What can I say that hasn't already been said a million times before? I guess I'll keep beating a dead horse and scream #STOPKILLINGUS #BLACKLIVESMATTER #SAYHISNAME #BlackLikeVanilla _____________________ From @blackvoices: "A 16-year-old black teen in Arkansas was fatally shot by a cop while outside a youth treatment center. Aries Clark was at East Arkansas Youth Services on Tuesday ― an emergency shelter for youths that his parents had sent him to for behavioral issues ― when the shooting occurred. “I never expected not to see my son again,” the boy’s mother, Vicky Clark, told WMC. “I had saw him that Thursday, and we were trying to figure out how we were going to do therapy to get help for him.” Arkansas State Police told the publication that an officer with the Marion Police Department shot Clark at 7 p.m., moments after arriving. The boy was taken to a hospital where he later died. Marion Police Chief Gary Kelley declined to release information related to the shooting, saying only that two officers have been placed on paid administrative leave, according to KATV. The Arkansas State Police declined to release more information when asked by HuffPost, citing the ongoing investigation. Clark’s grandmother, Vickie Burks, said she was in the process of trying to get full custody of her grandson. “I was expecting him to come home, not to be buried,” Burks told the station. “I was telling him, give yourself a little while and you’ll be home with me.”"

[burlesquebox]

#ARIESCLARK #ENOUGHISENOUGHALREADY