The police have admitted that Chris Kaba, who was killed, was not a suspect and was not doing anything wrong on the night of his death. However, there are individuals who want Black men to be shot first and then come up with excuses later.
#CHRISKABA WAS NOT A SUSPECT WHEN KILLED. The POLICE THEMSELVES have admitted it.
They didn’t even know who he was, and have said he was doing nothing wrong that night.But this vile man wants Black men shot first, and he’ll make up the excuses later. https://t.co/JmXsHntgOJ pic.twitter.com/w6Lejov6qC
— Dr Louise Raw (@LouiseRawAuthor) September 10, 2023
The death of a man named Chris Kaba has sparked outrage and controversy after it was revealed that he was not a suspect when he was killed. According to the police themselves, they did not even know who Kaba was and have admitted that he was doing nothing wrong that night.
The revelation has raised serious concerns about police brutality and the targeting of Black men. Dr. Louise Raw, a prominent author and commentator, has accused the police of wanting to shoot Black men first and then make up excuses later.
The incident has once again brought attention to the issue of racial profiling and excessive use of force by law enforcement. Many people are demanding justice for Kaba and calling for a thorough investigation into his death.
Social media has been abuzz with the hashtag #CHRISKABA, with users expressing their anger and frustration over the incident. The tweet shared by Dr. Raw has been widely shared and has garnered significant attention.
This tragic incident serves as a reminder of the urgent need for police reform and accountability. It highlights the importance of addressing systemic racism and bias within law enforcement agencies to prevent further loss of innocent lives.
As the investigation into Chris Kaba’s death continues, it is hoped that the truth will come to light, and those responsible will be held accountable for their actions. The incident has once again ignited a national conversation about police violence and the need for change..