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FNN: Jarvis Johnson of Black Friday Fame Describes Arrest of Jarrett Maupin, Police Protest in Tempe
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Rev. Jarrett Maupin is planning the Monday, Sept. 26th, about two and a half months after marchers against police brutality were headed off by officers in riot gear before the marchers could reach Interstate 10 near downtown Phoenix. Maupin, a Valley civil-rights activist whose methods have spurred controversy, said he's leading a march in Tempe called "Blockade on the Bridge: Moral Monday Action."
The planned protest is expected to begin at 9 a.m. Monday with protesters blocking the Mill Avenue Bridge. Maupin said he expected it to conclude about noon.
Maupin said the demonstration would be a protest for justice after two African-Americans, Dalvin Hollins and Michelle Cusseaux, who were separately killed by officers in Arizona.
Dalvin Hollins, 19, was shot and killed by a Tempe police officer on July 27, 2016. Hollins, 19, was fatally shot July 27 by a Tempe police lieutenant. The officer was pursuing Hollins after a robbery of a nearby Walgreens, Tempe police said. Pharmacy employees said the robber simulated a weapon and announced that he had one. But authorities later said he was not armed. Hollins was shot in the back, according to police.
Police say Lt. Edward Ouimette, one of the officers giving chase, saw Hollins turn toward him and perceived a threat, but Hollins turned away in the seconds before the fatal shot was fired.
According to Tempe policy, Ouimette was placed on administrative leave while the shooting was investigated. Tempe Police Chief Sylvia Moir said she has reached out to the U.S. Department of Justice and regional partners for support in the shooting review. Cusseaux was killed by a Phoenix police sergeant in August 2014. Police had been called to serve a court order at an apartment complex in Phoenix's Maryvale area to transport Cusseaux to an inpatient mental-health-care facility. Sgt. Percy Dupra, a 20-year veteran of the Police Department, told investigators he shot Cusseaux, 50, after she opened the door with a claw hammer raised above her head. She suffered a single gunshot wound in the chest and was rushed to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
The sergeant has since been demoted.
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