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Victims of Police Brutality and Injustices should be archaic. However we are still fighting an unyielding enemy of inhumane treatment of Black/Brown Lives.
We gathered with volunteers and friends of family of the Late Samuel Celestin after his horrific death by Ocoee Police, and Windermere Police were called to assist in transporting Mr. Celestin to a local medical facility. However, Mr. Celestin was hogtied and tased until he became unresponsive. To date, no charges have been filed against the officers.
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It has been our honor to advocate for families and individuals navigating through the most horrific occurrences. Yet, there is still a disconnect throughout our Central Florida communities that we are compelled to assist and extend our advocacy.
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Our country’s service-members aren’t always celebrated nor given a fair assessment during active duty. They are left to fend for themselves after separating from their various military branches. Most become homeless, alcohol-drug addicted, and a larger percentage unable to gain access to Veteran Affairs. Therefore being denied healthcare, housing and other military benefits. Our mission is to assist our service-members gaining access to Veteran officials who may be able to assist in upgrading their military discharge status.
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Society has a tendency to marginalize the economic disadvantaged, Black/Brown cultures, mentally disabled, convicted felons (nonviolent crimes), drug/alcohol abusers…We were once homeless and disadvantaged, among other areas of disability. We have the background, heart and ability to make a difference.
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On April 11, 2019, Samuel Celestin suffered a severe crisis at his home in Ocoee, FL. He became disoriented and unaware of his surroundings. His mother and sister called 911 for assistance in getting Samuel transported to a mental health facility.
Shortly after police officers arrived at the Celestin home, Samuel would be held at gunpoint, tased repeatedly, held down and hogtied, and left lying on his stomach until he stopped breathing.
Following his autopsy on April 12, 2019, the Medical Examiner ruled Samuel’s death a homicide.
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I was racially profiled, can you help me?
We will assess your complaint and do everything possible to alleviate any stress caused by the incident.
Is my information private?
Yes. However, if you choose to contact the media we will assist you.
Can you help me with a lawsuit?
We do have connections with civil rights organizations, and can assist with contacting legal professionals!
How much experience do you have with the advocacy listed?
Combined over 50+ years.