Justice for Tristan Clark

SHARE MY BROTHERS STORY!!!

December 20th was my last day in office until the New Year. I was so excited to clock out and start preparing to go home to be with my family and enjoy the holidays.

December 20th Tuscaloosa Police made sure that me and my family would not enjoy the holidays and that we would start the New Year with one less family member.

My brother was with his friends and in the backseat with his hands up when they were pulled over & they shot him multiple times... killing him on the scene.

In that moment they didn't think about his family, his mom, his kids, and how this would turn our world upside down right before Christmas. I never thought in a million years that my brother would be a victim of police brutality. In a million years did I ever think i would lose him at the age of 24.

This fight is going to be so much bigger than me and him. The officers that are responsible for his death will be held accountable and by time me and my family done they will be locked away and paying for the hate crime they committed against my little brother!

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