Killer Cop in Florida. More hashtags in the Afrikan Community.
By: Robin Denise Harris
Tags: Colonialism, Police Brutality, BlackLivesMatter, Racistcops, Police Shooting

Jafet Santiago Miranda-Killer Cop of Brevard County

While most of Amerikkka is debating failed politics, Quasheda Pierce and Tasha Strachan are mourning the loss of their sons. A.J. Crooms and Sincere Pierce were both executed by a killer Cop who has documented allegation of beating women and violence. Deputies Jafet Santiago-Miranda of Brevard County shot inside of the vehicle the teens occupied and murdered them. Since this horrific event occurred it has been determined that the shooting was the result of mistaken identity.

November 13, 2020 Crooms, 16 and Pierce, 18 were added to the long list of hashtags in the African community Worldwide by the hands of another reckless and thoughtless killer cop. Unfortunately, this scenario is all too familiar. Black people are murdered repeatedly due to “mistakes.” Combs, phones, and toys have all been mistaken for guns by Law Enforcement and used as reasons to assassinate. On November 13, a deranged cop with registered behavior issues, and a gun unloaded his weapon into a moving vehicle.

The video footage was finally released 3 days after the incident. The Sheriff’s office stated the killer cop was forced to respond in the manner he chose. However, A police use-of-of-force expert and Consultant did not agree. Chuck Drago said the video does not make clear that the shooting was justified. He suggested that the first thing Miranda should have done was “get out of the way.” Drago also noted that there were other problematic issues identified in the video. For example, Why were there bullet holes in the side of the car if he was in danger of the vehicle moving towards him?

These are early stages of seeking justice for these young men and most know all too well the system is structured against black victims no matter how misaligned Officers are in so called “officer involved shootings.” Brevard County is no stranger to racial terror and violence. December 10, 2018, Gregory Edwards (U.S. Veteran) died in Brevard County Jail. Deputies beat, kneed, tased and sprayed him with pepper spray. Then, he was strapped in a restraint chair. Deputies also put a hood over his head and left him alone. Approximately 15 minutes later he was dead.

In 2018, the slave patrol of Brevard County pulled Lee Edward Anderson (Air Force Contractor) over for a traffic stop. Deputies claimed they saw Anderson throw a plastic bag out of the window. They detained him and alleged a bag containing crack cocaine was found while searching the area where the stop took place. His car was searched. Nothing found. He was still kidnapped and taken to jail.

After viewing the video footage of this incident it was discovered nothing was thrown from the car. The officers lied.

Sheriff Ivey and the Department were sued in both incidents. Brevard County appears to be a haven for cops with klan and Colonial violent tendencies. Earlier in the year, The President of a Fraternal Order of Police Chapter had to resign due to a social media post. Bert Gamin endeavored to recruit other Law Enforcement officers ,whose department in other states, have use of force issues to apply in Florida! His post was posted on Brevard FOP Facebook page. It said: “Hey Buffalo 57 and Atlanta 6! We are hiring in Florida. Lower taxes, no spineless leadership or dumb mayors rambling on at press conferences…We got your back!” hashtag #lawandorderflorida Gamin is no longer with the Brevard agency.

Under the leadership of Sheriff Wayne Ivey legalized terror and racial violence has taken place. Without intervention and judicial enforcements to ratify policies, these practices would otherwise be overlooked and condoned. Miranda was hired with knowledge of his troubled mental deviant behavior which speaks volumes to marginalized communities and citizens. In the case of the young teens who have recently been murdered by Miranda. Ivey’s quick tongue to defend such actions aligns with the negligent and homicidal policies and procedures his department have in place. It must be noted that The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office use of force policy does not ban firing into a moving vehicle. Allow that to sink in.