Over five years ago, in August of 2016, police shot a young brother named Jamarian Robinson,

76 times.

In fact, hundreds of bullets, hundreds of shots were fired at him.

And ultimately, of course, he was killed.

But his name is hardly mentioned when we name those who were victims of police violence

in America.

It should be.

And his name should be a household name.

Yesterday, thank God, some of the police who shot and killed Jamarian were indicted in

Atlanta for his murder, indicted on multiple charges, including murder charges.

We think there's a possibility that more charges may be coming.

I want to unpack and explain this case and talk about the tireless efforts of Jamarian's

family and local activists and organizers who were relentless in fighting for justice in

this case, accountability in this case, and how they never gave up.

This is Sean King.

You are listening, too.

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