Black #UVA Student Brutally Beat By Cops For Something Every College Kid Does

[Matt504]

Black UVA Student Martese Johnson Beat By Cops Outside Of Pub
Inequality doesn’t stop just because you have entered a prestigious University, if anything you are seen more as threat because an educated negro is an act of defiance in the deepest and darkest flesh.

Early this morning UVA Student Martese Johnson was reportedly beaten by Virginia ABC Law enforcement outside of the Trinity Irish Pub outside of University Ave. in Charlottesville Virginia. The ABC Officers, or Alcoholic Beverage Control officers were seen outside the popular college bar keeping a look out for belligerent revelers following the St. Patrick’s Day festivities around the campus.

Martese, an honor committee student and member of Kappa Alpha Psi, was seen outside the pub but denied entry because he provided a fake ID to security. After being denied entry, he was reportedly flung to the ground by ABC officers and sustained numerous injuries to his head and face. Sources at the scene said Martese did not resist arrest or questioning by the ABC officers.




One source reached out exclusively to BOSSIP and says that Martese Johnson was cooperating with police when he was brutally beaten until he was bloody and hurled to the ground by the officers for being in possession of a fake ID.

“Everyone here has a fake ID, it’s really no big deal. We definitely don’t get beaten by the cops for getting caught with one either. We were all in shock.”

The source at UVA adds that the pub has no history of racial bias and the ABC police that night were on high vigilance because of the debauchery that usually follows St. Patrick’s Day drinking.

Martese laid on the ground bleeding and crying as the officers pinned him down on the dirty cement and twisted his arm to prevent him from getting adequate medical attention. UVA students pleaded with officers to lift Martese from the ground but were pushed away, and some were even handcuffed and threatened with possible arrest if they did not leave the scene.

One of the last tweets from Martese illustrated his love for the university:



We will keep you updated on this developing story and hope the UVA leadership has answers following this incident. Hit the flip to check out more tweets from students who are asking the same question as us, where is the justice for Martese Johhnson?

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[IWasntMadeToPlayTheSon]

should've went to hampton

 

[FreedMind]

Why did they have to do all of that look at that picture

 

[1stPick]

Another shot fired

 

[YvrzTrvly]

thats what he gets for wearing a bowtie. i mean that shyt only looks good on doink the clown. or john leguazamo clown from spawn.

 

[cole phelps]

I don't even know what to say anymore

 

[Matt504]

here's how virginia news is reporting the story


http://www.cavalierdaily.com/articl...nor-committee-member-martese-johnson-arrested

Martese Johnson, a third-year student in the College and a member of the Honor Committee and Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity, was arrested at 3:18 a.m. on Mar. 18 in front of Trinity Irish Pub on the Corner.

Johnson was arrested on charges of resisting arrest, obstructing justice without threats of force, and profane swearing or intoxication in public. The arresting officer was Alcohol and Beverage Control special agent J. Miller.

Miller noted on the arrest record that Johnson “was very agitated and belligerent but [has] no previous criminal history.”

In the course of the arrest, Johnson sustained a head injury requiring 10 stitches.

Johnson was held at $1,500 bail with the specification he be released on an unsecured bond when sober. He was released at 6:01 a.m. on Wednesday morning.

An email from Black Dot, signed as “Concerned Black Students,” said the arrest was unprovoked as Johnson was not resisting questioning or arrest. The email included a photo of Johnson bleeding while being held outside Trinity.

“Outside of the doors of Trinity Irish Pub, a mass of University students bore witness to the officer’s animalistic, insensitive, and brute handling of Martese,” the email said. “He was left with his blood splattered on the pavement of University Avenue.”

The email asks for a “swift and thorough investigation on the state, local and University levels.”

Black Student Alliance president Joy Omenyi, a fourth-year College student, said the BSA supports Black Dot’s statement.

Black Dot will hold an event at 8 p.m. Wednesday evening in Clark Library to open to all students. In a second email, Black Dot specified the event aims to allow students to “express...feelings and concerns about this and [their] own experiences.”

Third-year College student Bryan Beaubrun, who said he witnessed the incident, said an ABC agent approached Johnson shortly after the bouncer at Trinity asked him to step aside after refusing to accept his ID.

“Martese was talking to the bouncer and there was some discrepancy about his ID,” Beaubrun said. “[An] ABC officer approaches Martese and grabs him by the elbow…and pulls him to the side.”

The arrest took place shortly thereafter, as Johnson was talking with a small group of ABC agents and Charlottesville police officers.

“It happened so quickly,” Beaubrun said. “Out of nowhere I saw the two officers wrestling Martese to the ground. I was shocked that it escalated that quickly. Eventually [he was] on the ground, they’re trying to put handcuffs on him and their knees were on his back.”

Both the Charlottesville Police Department and the University Police Department were on the scene, UPD Lieutenant Melissa Fielding said.

“UPD and CPD were called to assist with a physical disorder on University Avenue by a Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Agent,” Fielding said in an email. “When UPD officers arrived on scene, the ABC Agent had an individual in custody and UPD assisted CPD in securing the scene.”

CPD Captain Gary Pleasants confirmed that Johnson was booked at the Charlottesville jail last night.

Johnson will appear in court on Mar. 26 at 10 a.m. and is charged with a class four misdemeanor, which carries a fine of no more than $250.

The Virginia ABC communications office is crafting a statement in response to the incident.

 

[Sierra Mist]

Damn. They fukked him up bad.

Until we police the police this will never end.

 

[Matt504]

click this link
http://milliondollarscholar.com/successes/martese-johnson/

 

[PewPew]

Im no Coli Panther but shyt like this gets my blood boiling. Even when brothers try and do better they still look at us like a threat

 

[cylde21]

waiting/preparing for when my number comes up/pick out of the white supremacy lottery, it should be clear for everyone it doesn't matter how you act/ who you are / or respectability . They will come after you because your black period .


Again all this marching , hashtags ,twitter, and trying to reach agreement with dominate society is not working a student who is looking to go into investment banking gets treated like that. everybody knows this is purposeful act of war against blacks

 

[Kitsch]

 

[MzButtafly]

that's a damn shame smh

 

[thirdeye]

Honestly, fukk a hashtag. This is bullshyt.

 

[BodieBroadus]

"We killin 'em for freedom cuz they tortured us for boredom,
and even if some good ones die, fukk it, the Lord'll sort 'em." - Killer Mike