Jordan Russell Davis Day: The Jacksonville Landing February 16th, 2013


 

By Jueseppi B.

 

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From jacksonville.com:

 

Jordan Davis day set for Feb. 16 at Jacksonville Landing

By Dan Scanlan

 

The Jacksonville Landing will rock with music Feb. 16 as friends and family of a 17-year-old killed over a squabble about loud music gather for Jordan Russell Davis Day.

 

Set for what would have been Davis’ 18th birthday, the 1-to-5 p.m. event will include free food and live music.

 

His parents have lobbied against gun violence since he was killed Nov. 23 at a Gate station on Southside Boulevard.

 

“The kids that actually touched Jordan … want to know what can they do, how can they celebrate the life of Jordan Davis,” said his father, Ron Davis. “… He partially lost his life because of loud music. He wanted to hear his music.”

 

“We don’t want people to mourn anymore because we have to take care of those who are still living,” added mother Lucia McBath. “So it is a celebration of life for Jordan and a celebration for the families and lives of all the victims who have died needlessly because of gun violence.”

 

Police said Satellite Beach resident Michael David Dunn and his girlfriend parked next to Jordan and his friends that night outside the Gate. Dunn traded words with them about the loud music coming from the vehicle before eight or nine shots were fired killing Jordan, police said. Dunn, 46, entered a not-guilty plea Dec. 17 on a first-degree murder charge.

 

Dunn’s first attorney stated his client fired when he saw a shotgun in the teens’ SUV. Police said they found no evidence of a shotgun.

 

Davis and McBath attended a congressional hearing on gun violence prevention this month in Washington and have been discussing the issue with other groups for the past month. They feel they are doing the right thing to fight gun violence after visiting Jordan’s gravesite Tuesday.

 

“That’s what we get to do with Jordan’s legacy — make a difference for everyone,” McBath said. “… I feel his presence — we both do — and it makes us understand and know we are doing the right thing.”

 

Mayor Alvin Brown’s office also is finalizing a proclamation to officially make Feb. 16 Jordan Davis Day, spokesman David DeCamp said.

 

dan.scanlan@jacksonville.com, (904) 359-4549

 

 

 

Jasmine Rhey, J City and T Roy Live in The Station On Jordan Russell Davis Day

 

Published on Feb 11, 2013

What are you doing for Duval?? T- Roy, jasmine Rhey and J. City short clip! .

Jordan Russell Davis Day!

 

 

 

 

 

 

City proclaims Jordan Davis Day on Saturday

 

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The City of Jacksonville has proclaimed Saturday, February 16, as Jordan Russell Davis Day.

The day falls on what would have been the teens 18th birthday.

 

 

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Jordan Davis was shot and killed on Black Friday last November after an argument over loud music at a Southside Gate gas station.

The suspected gunman in the attack, Michael Dunn, is facing a charge of murder and three counts of attempted murder. Dunn’s next court date is February 19.

Festivities for Jordan Russell Davis Day will be Saturday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Jacksonville Landing. Free food, soft drinks and musical entertainment will be available. The event is hosted by EasyE and T-Roy.

 

 

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Marrisa Alexander


By Jueseppi B.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Marissa Alexander is a mother of three children (twins plus one), and is presently incarcerated at the Pretrial Detention Facility in Jacksonville, Florida which is located in Duval county. She currently awaits sentencing because she wanted to save her own life. Marissa was convicted by a jury of 6 on 3 counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon with no intent to harm. Marissa Alexander did not have a criminal record before this incident.

 

Marissa’s husband has a documented history of violence and domestic abuse toward women. The history of Marissa Alexander and her husband includes an injunction for protection against violence and was active during August 2010. In a jealous rage, Marissa’s husband violently confronted her while she used the bathroom.  She was assaulted, shoved, strangled and held against her will. She was prevented from escaping and was not able to obtain her cell phone to call 911.

 

Her husband was asked to leave repeatedly. He and his two sons (Marissa’s stepsons), were supposed to have exited through the front door but, did not. Her husband entered the kitchen wich leads to the garage and saw that Marissa was unable to leave via the malfunctioning garage door. Her husband yelled “Bitch I will kill you!” and charged toward her. Marissa had retrieved her liscensed and registered gun which she owned for years before even meeting her husband – from her vehicle. She held the weapon in her right hand down by her side as he yelled, “Bitch I Will Kill You! And charged toward her. In fear and desperation, Marissa Alexander lifted her weapon, turned away and discharged a single shot in the  ceiling. As she stood her ground – that single shot prevented him from doing that which he had threatened. He ran out of the house where he contacted police and falsely reported that Marissa Alexander shot at him and his 2 sons. The police took Marissa Alexander into custody.

 

The state of Florida has a self-defense law which includes the right to Stand Your Ground. Marissa Alexander did not receive immunity under this law.

 

Alexander’s husband admitted that he was the agressor, threatened her life and was so enraged that he did not know what he would do – this being under sworn statement in November of 2010.

 

Alexander’s husband was arrested for domestic violence twice – once for abuse against Alexander. That attack landed Alexander in the hospital.

 

Visit Marissa Alexander’s blog for her story in her own words. –http://www.justiceformarissa.blogspot.com

 

There is NO reason for Marrisa Alexander to be locked up. There is no reason for George Zimmerman to be free.

 

This case shows the blatant racism evident in theAmerican justice system. You tell me how a woman who 9 days prior had given birth to a baby, who has a documented history of spousal abuse from her husband, who was in the midst of a beating and who fires a gun shot into the ceiling to send a warning to her advancing husband to stop hitting her…..how can this battered woman be denied the “Stand Your Ground Law” from being used as her defense by a caucasian male judge?

 

 

Justice 4 Marrisa

 

 

 

 

 

 

Trayvon Martin Murder Witnesses Ignored By Sanford P.D.


By Jueseppi B.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Justice 4 Trayvon. And ALL The Trayvon’s Of The World.

 

 

 

 

 

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