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Last year on August 14, just days after Michael Brown was fatally shot in Ferguson, Michelle Cusseaux was killed at close range by a Phoenix police officer who had been called to take the 50-year-old woman to a mental health facility. The officer, Sgt. Percy Dupra, claims Cusseaux threatened him with a hammer. Her mother was on the phone with a neighbour - she was in California to testify in a case where her son died in a drive-by shooting was was there to FORGIVE the killer - and heard everything happen live.

And her way of looking at this makes sense, too:
"Michelle was five-foot-five, 130 pounds. So, at some point, if the officer felt threatened by someone of that stature, then he, I feel, should turn in his badge. It was other officers there with guns drawn. I just didn’t see Michelle being a threat to them. There were other ways, at which, prior to his arrival, they had decided to go down and perhaps get mace. It was other ways to handle that."

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from A Reflection On Police Brutality (Vol. 1), released May 31, 2020
Sébastian Hell

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Sébastian Hell Montréal, Québec

Writer, guitarist, singer, organizer and curator of UnPop Montréal, Sébastian Hell looms large in the Montréal music scene.

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