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Protest held pushing for criminal justice reform in downtown Nashville

Protest held pushing for criminal justice reform in downtown Nashville WTVF and last updated 2021-07-11 20:18:53-04 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — On Sunday afternoon, a group of people gathered outside the Justice A.A. Birch Building demanding criminal justice reform. "The Together Movement" and "Pounding 4 Change" hosted this rally. It started at 2:33 p.m. They tell us they chose this start time because those numbers add up to 8 and in the Bible, that represents a new beginning. It's what they want to see in Nashville. "We are not against the police, we are against bad policing," said Pastor Howard Jones with Fairfield Baptist Church.

Anger from Hambrick's family continues as former MNPD officer gets three-year sentence

Anger from Hambrick's family continues as former MNPD officer gets three-year sentence Protesters gather outside the home of DA Glenn Funk WTVF and last updated 2021-07-10 22:13:30-04 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — The family of a man shot and killed by a Metro Police officer continue their calls for justice. Saturday evening, the family joined a few protesters outside of the home of District Attorney Glenn Funk, expressing their anger against him through a bullhorn. Protesters are calling for Funk to be voted out of office next year. Hambrick’s mom tells us the DA never asked them if they would be okay with a plea deal for voluntary manslaughter, instead of what would have been a trial on first degree murder charges.

Former Nashville officer pleads guilty to manslaughter; family blasts deal

Daniel Hambrick's death: Debate over police use of force continues

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"I'm gonna get Delke" Daniel Hambrick's mother speaks after chaos in courtroom

By ZACH GILCHRIEST     NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — Daniel Hambrick’s mother Vicki Hambrick told reporters Friday she would “get [Andrew] Delke,” after the former MNPD officer pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in her son’s shooting death on Friday. “I don’t care if I have to go to jail, I’m gonna get him,” Hambrick said. “His family is going get it. Tonight. They better run, they better run town. But they can’t hide for long.” Vicki Hambrick’s words followed a moment of chaos during Delke’s plea hearing Friday morning, which stemmed from an emotional outburst from Hambrick’s mother.

The former officer has pleaded guilty to the charge because the family exploded in the Black Lives Matter News

The former officer has pleaded guilty to the charge because the family exploded in the Black Lives Matter News The mother of a black man who killed a former white Nashville officer in the United States sobbed as she asked a judge on Friday who threw a court lectern, unknowingly, to deny the plea claim that he had secretly hit her. the chaotic scene briefly delayed hearing. Former officer Andrew Delke has pleaded guilty to murder and will serve a three-year prison sentence in 2018 over the death of Daniel Hambrick in 2018 as part of an agreement with prosecutors. Under the agreement, Delke agreed not to pursue parole or to appeal the case. However, Delke’s defense team has said he will likely serve a year and a half in prison with credit standards.

Daniel Hambrick's family, supporters denounce Andrew Delke plea deal

Her anger and frustration were felt by others Friday, too. Many community activists wanted Delke to go to trial and face a far stiffer penalty for killing Hambrick. They want changes to the Nashville police department and the city's criminal justice system, which they've been repeatedly calling for since the shooting.  “A three-year sentence is unheard of," Sam Hambrick III, Daniel Hambrick’s cousin, said at a news conference later in the morning Friday. "This is insane. We did not get justice today. It’s not fair. We didn’t get a chance. A fair chance is all we want.”

Ex-officer pleads guilty to manslaughter; family blasts deal: 'I hate you'