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Javel and Trey were each released from juvenile detention within two years of the killing.
Get the rope
>Javel and Trey were each released from juvenile detention within two years of the killing.
Get the rope
On May 30, 2009, Christopher David Jones was riding his bike home from the neighborhood pool when he was surrounded by a group of six teenagers. Javel George and Trey Robinson punched Christopher, damaging an artery in the 14-year-old's neck. Christopher tried to ride away from the confrontation, but lost consciousness after a few seconds and fell to the ground.
According to a nearby witness, "I knelt down. I started telling him to hang on, help is on the way. I grabbed his hand to hold it." But Christopher was pronounced dead at the hospital. Javel and Trey were each released from juvenile detention within two years of the killing.
On May 30, 2009, Christopher David Jones was riding his bike home from the neighborhood pool when he was surrounded by a group of six teenagers. Javel George and Trey Robinson punched Christopher, damaging an artery in the 14-year-old's neck. Christopher tried to ride away from the confrontation, but lost consciousness after a few seconds and fell to the ground.
According to a nearby witness, "I knelt down. I started telling him to hang on, help is on the way. I grabbed his hand to hold it." But Christopher was pronounced dead at the hospital. Javel and Trey were each released from juvenile detention within two years of the killing.
According to prosecutors, Christopher was riding his bike on Nantucket Drive just after 4 p.m. on May 30, 2009 when he was approached by six teens. An argument erupted and two teens punched the boy in the face, rupturing a vertebral artery in the back of his neck and causing his death.
George and another teen, who was 14 at the time, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in December 2009. Each was sentenced to the custody of a juvenile detention center until he’s rehabilitated or turns 21.
Police never charged Ali or the other three young men who approached Christopher. Prosecutors said they violated no laws.
Jaklitsch, however, argued that under civil law the three juveniles and Ali were “just as culpable” as the two who threw the punches. In the lawsuit, he said they “encouraged and incited” the assault on Christopher and then “blocked him from escaping.”
According to prosecutors, Christopher was riding his bike on Nantucket Drive just after 4 p.m. on May 30, 2009 when he was approached by six teens. An argument erupted and two teens punched the boy in the face, rupturing a vertebral artery in the back of his neck and causing his death.
George and another teen, who was 14 at the time, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in December 2009. Each was sentenced to the custody of a juvenile detention center until he’s rehabilitated or turns 21.
Police never charged Ali or the other three young men who approached Christopher. Prosecutors said they violated no laws.
Jaklitsch, however, argued that under civil law the three juveniles and Ali were “just as culpable” as the two who threw the punches. In the lawsuit, he said they “encouraged and incited” the assault on Christopher and then “blocked him from escaping.”
Those murderers will get what they deserve. Fuck I hate black privilege.
Those murderers will get what they deserve. Fuck I hate black privilege.
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