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Manuel Terán’s family seeks evidence after no criminal charges filed against GA State Patrol troopers; The Hip Hop Museum Tour comes to Atlanta
Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit District Attorney George Christian recently released the findings of his investigation into the shooting death of environmental activist Manuel Terán. In his report, Christian found that the shooting was “objectively reasonable,” and that no charges would be filed against the Georgia State Patrol troopers involved. Authorities say Terán fired the first shot. Terán’s family disputes those claims following an independent autopsy. Rose talks with Terán’s mother, Beliks Terán, and her attorney, Jeff Filipovits, about the questions they still have and the actions they are now taking.
Plus, Paradise Gray, a historian, an advisory board member and curator of The Hip Hop Museum and Pete Nice, an author, historian, a founding member of the Def Jam Recording group, 3rd Bass and the curator of The Hip Hop Museum, discuss museum’s traveling tour that stops in Atlanta on Oct. 21.
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Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit District Attorney George Christian recently released the findings of his investigation into the shooting death of environmental activist Manuel Terán. In his report, Christian found that the shooting was “objectively reasonable,” and that no charges would be filed against the Georgia State Patrol troopers involved. Authorities say Terán fired the first shot. Terán’s family disputes those claims following an independent autopsy. Rose talks with Terán’s mother, Beliks Terán, and her attorney, Jeff Filipovits, about the questions they still have and the actions they are now taking.
Plus, Paradise Gray, a historian, an advisory board member and curator of The Hip Hop Museum and Pete Nice, an author, historian, a founding member of the Def Jam Recording group, 3rd Bass and the curator of The Hip Hop Museum, discuss museum’s traveling tour that stops in Atlanta on Oct. 21.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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