disgraced your own families when you did this. but you know what, i m going to pay for you and your families because at the end of the day this shouldn t have happened. this just shouldn t have happened. and we want justice for my son. justice for my son. justice for tyre. justice for tyre. justice for tyre. justice for tyre. justice for tyre. i just want to thank everybody again for coming. i don t have i have a lot of words that i want to say but they re just not coming out right. no, you re fine. and i still haven t had time to grieve yet. i m still dealing with the death of my son. this is this was not supposed to happen. my son was supposed to be with me today. i m always know that i ll be with him because he has a tattoo of my name on his arm. my son loved me to death and i loved him to death. and so this is very difficult for me. i m sorry if i m not articulating myself a little bit better. no, you re doing fine. [ applause ] but no mother,
it s to ensure that it starts there and i ask for your in order to be treated. be treated. you want them to treat members of the family, treat them that way. make it home to your families and don t take any unnecessary risk and remember that people at home too. i m sorry that whatever happened that evening that the message was received and thank you. and i will continue as a judge not to hide behind [ applause ] i can t stand [ applause ] a system that s justice for everyone.
with the culture when you have these many unarmed black people dying? we re not talking about people who got guns coming at the police. because we look at the data, attorney romanucci, you know, van turner, i mean, these are great lawyers. we don t just go willy-nilly. we look at statistics. we look at when the police have to use deadly force with white citizens, it s normally with a citizen has a deadly weapon. that s not true when we look at deadly encounters with black people and police. i mean, how many times do we have to hear another black man was shot in the back while he was running away from the police and that doesn t happen often. you re listening here to ben crump, the attorney for the
but if ? take your time. take your time. i really don t know what else to say right now. i ve said so many things in the last few days and really i want to say i ve never seen the video. but what i ve heard is very horrific. very horrific. and any of you who have children, please don t let them see it. ask for prayer and that ll be good. i just want to ask for prayer for my family, for this whole community and i want to say to the five police officers that murdered my son, you also
charges? well, i ll say this then i ll let tony speak. i think that the d.a. had the benefit of being able to slow down the tape and dissect the video and look at blow by blow, kick by kick, strike by strike with the police, you know, every aspect of it, so i want to believe that they tried to show respect to mr. and mrs. wells and charge them with the most they felt they could get a conviction on and make no mistake about it, the video, when you all see it, you all try to think to yourself what are the correct charges because we all don t we all got eyesight. we don t need anybody to interpret it for us. you look at that video for yourself and you say, were the actions intentional? i mean, when you you kicking