MARCH FOR JUSTICE
for KINGSLEY BURRELL
and for all those that have died in suspicious circumstances in police custody.
Kingsley, a father of two, called West Midlands police for help, was admitted to a mental health unit, then later transferred to the Queen Elizabeth hospital, where he was pronounced dead four days later on March 31. He had no history of mental health issues, and was in previous good health yet he was admitted to hospital with physical injuries. The family, and all of us, demand answers.
Kingsley, a father of two, called West Midlands police for help, was admitted to a mental health unit, then later transferred to the Queen Elizabeth hospital, where he was pronounced dead four days later on March 31. He had no history of mental health issues, and was in previous good health yet he was admitted to hospital with physical injuries. The family, and all of us, demand answers.
March with on July 2nd 2011
We march as one people with one aim: Justice!
Speakers include members of the Friends of Mikey Powell Campaign for Mikey Powell (who died in police custody in Birmingham more than six years ago), and speakers from the Campaign for Justice for Smiley Culture: (the reggae singer who died in suspicious custody in March this year). There will also be family representing Birmingham-based Julian Webster, who died under controversial circumstances outside the Pitcher and Piano nightclub and bar in Manchester in 2009.
MEETING IN ABBEY ROAD, BIRMINGHAM
12 noon
Marching to West Midlands Police HQ
where we will hold a rally
where we will hold a rally
Speakers include members of the Friends of Mikey Powell Campaign for Mikey Powell (who died in police custody in Birmingham more than six years ago), and speakers from the Campaign for Justice for Smiley Culture: (the reggae singer who died in suspicious custody in March this year). There will also be family representing Birmingham-based Julian Webster, who died under controversial circumstances outside the Pitcher and Piano nightclub and bar in Manchester in 2009.
