Categories
Uncategorized

Dontre Hamilton’s family denied justice again. Federal officials refuse to charge killer cop Christopher Manney

***UPDATE FROM COALITION FOR JUSTICE: There will be a press conference at 1 pm at the Federal Courthouse. The ex Killer cop will not be charged. City of Milwaukee are we not tired yet of this Corruption this total disregard for life. The Hamilton’s need your support! They need to pay for the things they are doing!***

MILWAUKEE — FOX6 News has learned of a meeting set for Tuesday, November 10 involving the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Milwaukee, the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division out of Washington, D.C., and the family of Dontre Hamilton and the Hamilton family’s attorneys. It is believed a decision will come down as to whether federal criminal civil rights charges will be issued against the former Milwaukee police officer who shot and killed Dontre Hamilton in Red Arrow Park.
After Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm decided Christopher Manney would not be criminally charged after shooting and killing Dontre Hamilton — a Fire and Police Commission panel decided to uphold Manney’s firing from MPD, and ruled that his use of force in this case violated policy.

Manney has appealed the FPC panel’s decision.

This past summer, the Hamilton family indicated they were frustrated by the fact that the federal review of the case by the United States Department of Justice was taking so long — seven months after the investigation was launched.

In late July, Senator Tammy Baldwin and Rep. Gwen Moore expressed similar concern — and issued a letter to U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch.

Last week, we told you Christopher Manney has been approved to receive duty disability retirement benefits through the city of Milwaukee.”

_________________________________________

ColorofChange Petition Campaign

http://iam.colorofchange.org/petitions/justice-for-dontre-Hamilton

ColorOfChange is the country’s largest online civil rights organization, committed to holding corporations and institutions accountable to the issues of Black Americans and to amplifying the political voice of the Black community. Sign the petition and spread the word! This is a great way for folks to get involved in the fight for Justice in Milwaukee, even if they are unable to join us in the streets. This is a NATIONAL effort – share this with friends and family in other parts of the country, as well!

And don’t forget to follow the Coalition for Justice on Twitter

(@Justice4Dontre)

Facebook (facebook.com/justicefordontre) and Instagram(@thecoalition4justicemke), or feel free to give us a call with any questions or concerns (414.375.9330)

"We have so much work to do. We have so much fight in us," said Nate Hamilton at Nov. 10 press conference at the Federal Courthouse in Milwaukee.  - Nate Hamilton at a press conference on the stairs of the federal courthouse in response to no federal charges being pressed on the cop who killed his brother, #DontreHamilton [Photo: Joe Brusky]
“We have so much work to do. We have so much fight in us,” said Nate Hamilton at Nov. 10  press conference on the stairs of the federal courthouse in Milwaukee in response to no federal charges being pressed on the cop who killed his brother. #DontreHamilton [Photo: Joe Brusky]
COJ_Indictment