On Sunday, we relived the horrific story of #JamarionRobinson. A young man who was shot 76 times by police. The events leading to Jamarion Robinson's death were not caught on camera because police decided to turn off their body cameras. Joining us to help tell his story was Brittany Jones. She is a volunteer for Justice for Georgia. Justice for Georgia assists families dealing with civil injustice. They provide the following services to Georgia families affected by police brutality such as attorney referrals, counseling services, building websites for victims, creating social media accounts, assisting with media coverage, assisting with protest, creating PSA’s, creating petitions, creating donation links, and the list goes on. It is important for them to make sure these families are taken care of, and their loved one’s stories are shared with the best dignity and integrity. For more info, you can contact them at justiceforgeorgia.org Instagram: @justiceforgeorgia Twitter: @JusticeForGA
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