Elusive Justice – Retired Marine Kenneth Chamberlain Killed by Police – Grand Jury Fails to Bring Indictment

May 4, 2012  |  Current Events  |  No Comments  |  Share

What do you do when justice remains elusive? While the focus of many has been on the Trayvon Martin case, there are so many other instances of alleged injustice perpetrated on minorities and or the disenfranchised “underclass” of society. The case of Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. is a case where a retired Marine, who also was a retired Corrections officer was killed by police officers  sent to Mr. Chamberlain’s home by a medical alert dispatcher. The dispatcher was alerted by a signal from the medical alert pendant that Mr.  Chamberlain wore around his neck that somehow activated while he was asleep. Since...

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