Roland Martin
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Unarmed and Shot in the Back: The Horrific Police Killing of Jabari Peoples
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July 7, 2025
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11:36Now Playing18-year-old Jabari Peoples was shot and killed by police in Homewood, Alabama. He was unarmed. Shot in the back. There’s body cam footage. But they won’t release it. Now the community is grieving — and demanding the truth.
🔥 Jabari Peoples was unarmed and shot once — in the back
🔥 Police claim he reached for a gun. Eyewitness says otherwise
🔥 Body cam and surveillance footage exist but remain unreleased
🔥 Only one shot fired. No exit wound. No accountability
🔥 “They said he reached. He didn’t make it out alive.”
#JusticeForJabari #SayHisName #PoliceViolence #BodyCamCoverup #FireReels
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