Christopher Bonds Runs for Justice May 26

From Christopher Bonds:

It is time that we all become our brothers' and sisters' keepers. I, along with others, are on a mission to challenge the very existence of criminal justice system corruption, wrongful arrests, wrongful imprisonment, disproportionate racial injustices, capital punishment (death sentencing), and the gross violations against the U.S. Constitution.

I have spoken to the parents of Airman Michael Giles, a young man who needs and deserves our help. He was sentenced to serve 25 years in a Florida prison for self-defense.

I have spoken with the wife of Officer Howard Morgan, a former Chicago Police Officer before spending 13 years as a Railroad Police Officer for the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad. He was pulled over on his way home the morning of February 21, 2005, because he saw a police car behind him and was letting it pass. To Mr. Morgan's surprise, he discovered that the police had stopped him for an alleged traffic violation. Though identifying himself as a police officer, Howard Morgan was forced from his vehicle and shot 28 times by four white police officers. 21 of those shots were administered to the back of Howard Morgan's body. An independent eye witness testified that Mr. Morgan never fired a weapon. A jury acquitted Mr. Morgan of the charge of aggravated discharge of a firearm. How then, could Howard Morgan, by any stretch of the imagination, be guilty of four counts of attempted first degree murder on the police officers who shot him?

I have also spoken with Mary Neal, the sister of Larry Neal. What caused Shelby County, Tennessee Jail to ignore missing person reports for 18 days on inmate Larry Neal? The jail kept Larry Neal, a mentally ill heart patient, secretly incarcerated until his death on August 1, 2003, and his family is denied any records, inquest, or explanation about his death. Mary Neal founded and directs Assistance to the Incarcerated Mentally Ill, an online advocacy to help decriminalize mental illness in America and demand an end to violence by police and corrections officers on America's mentally dysfunctional people.

I spoke with Denise Johnson, the mother of Gregory Johnson Jr. Rev. Denise Johnson, Gregory Johnson Sr. and their family still actively search for answers concerning the death of their son, Gregory Johnson Jr., in the basement of Sigma Chi Fraternity House on the San Jose State University campus on Nov. 22, 2008.

I will be running in unity and solidarity support of Airman Michael Giles, Officer Howard Morgan, Mr. Larry Neal and Mr. Gregory Johnson and Families on May 26, 2014 (at 8 am and 930 am - Ridge Challenge, Chicago, IL). I will donate $25.00 to each family on the race day. I will also be passing out information flyers to explain their stories and encourage my community to donate generously to the established legal defense funds and or movements for justice (by U.S. Mail or Pay Pal).

I am going to do my part, won't you join me in being our brothers' keeper? Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere - (Dr. Martin Luther King Jr). My prayer is that the Lord will be pleased by my attempt to do His will by supporting these families this Memorial Day. Be blessed, and All Power to the People!

Airman Michael Giles - 

www.justiceformike.com
Officer Howard Morgan -

www.freehowardmorgan.com
Mr. Larry Neal - 

www.wrongfuldeathoflarryneal.com
Mr. Gregory Johnson Jr. - 

www.justiceforgregory.com

See Christopher Bonds practicing for his run for justice on May 26 at the photo above. Contact Christopher Bonds on Facebook for information on how to support Christopher's run for justice.
https://www.facebook.com/christopher.bonds.35

ONE PERSON CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

Christopher Bonds

Christopher Bonds is one of many friends I have met online who love justice, as I do. He is very supportive of our efforts to decriminalize mental illness and advocates along with us to eliminate violence against mentally ill Americans by police officers and correctional facilities. His aunt through marriage suffered from old age dementia, and he understands how challenging mental illness is for families, especially in a culture that prioritizes criminal prosecution rather than treatment. Please visit five(5) web pages listed above to learn about the four causes he and his friends selected to benefit from their Run for Justice. Contact Bonds at his Facebook page (among the links) to find out how you can help him and his friends. More information is at the three(3) links below. Thank you, Christopher Bonds and friends! We are honored to be honored by service people and others on this Memorial Day!

Mary Neal, director

Assistance to the Incarcerated Mentally Ill

http://www.care2.com/c2c/group/aimi

Dog Justice for Mentally Ill

http://DogJusticeforMentallyIll.blogspot.com

WrongfulDeathofLarryNeal

http://wrongfuldeathoflarryneal.com/main.html

It would be illegal to keep a dog in a tight space 23 hours a day and gas or Taser him for barking. It would be illegal to put a dog in deadly restraint for control. But this happens to mentally ill Americans routinely in the nation's jails and prisons after they are denied treatment and suffer arrests for behavior they may not even remember. What happened to Larry Neal?

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From Christopher Bonds:
It is time that we all become our brothers' and sisters' keepers. I, along with others, are on a mission to challenge the very existence of criminal justice system corruption, wrongful arrests, wrongful imprisonment, disproportionate racial injustices, capital punishment (death sentencing), and the gross violations against the U.S. Constitution.