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Jacob Blake, a black man shot several times in the back by a police officer in Kenosha, Wisconsin (United States), was uncuffed this afternoon after his family posted bail of $ 500 (about R $ 2,733, according to the quote of the day). Yesterday her father had stated that even paralyzed from the waist down, the man was handcuffed to the hospital bed.
According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, in addition to having his handcuffs removed, Blake was also allowed into the room; the cops at your door left the place.
The US court alleges that he was being held under an arrest warrant issued in July after Blake was charged with domestic violence.
“The charges will be investigated and he will deal with them,” his attorney, Patrick Cafferty, told the publication.
Jacob’s case occurred last Sunday (23). He was shot at least seven times in the back as he walked to his car, where his three children were. Now Blake is partially paralyzed and the family don’t know if he will be able to walk again.
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers spoke about what happened to Jacob Blake. In posts on Twitter, he cited the cases of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor to point out that he supports movements that seek “justice, equity and responsibility for the lives of blacks” in the United States. The case sparked a series of demonstrations against racism in the United States.
