Police charged with murder
DETROIT (AP) Two police
NATIONAL
officer* wore
charged Monday
with murder and
one with man
slaughter in Inn beating death
of ii blink motorist, u raise thul
drew parallels wilh tin* Rodney
King confrontation In Los An
gelos.
A fmirlii officer vvus charged
with assault wilh intent lo do
great bodily harm Throe other
officers who hud also boon sus
pwided .iftor iho Nov. 5 boating
of Million Groon wore noi
charged
Green. J5. died of ho ad inju
ries after biting bouton on an
inner-t ity street near a suspr* I
od drug house
“1 fuel )usttoo is dono 1
think thoy handled it very
wall," said thu victim's father,
(nssiit Green )r Ho had urged
calm In the days after his son's
death.
"lie’s dead, and any charges
aren't going to bring him bat k I
got to live on."
Throe of the officers charged,
including I he two charged with
murder, are white The one
charged with manslaughter is
hlack
While the heating of an un
armed motorist drew parallels
to the videotaped treating of
king. NAACP offic ials have
said the Detroit case- was differ
ent
They credited quirk ac tion
hy J’olic e ( ihtef Stanley Krinx in
suspending the officers alleged
ly involved Mayor Coleman
Young publicly denounced the
boating Knox and Young are
black.
Knox said he did not believe
the treating was rac ially moti
vated, and Wayne County Pros
ecutor John D. O'Hair said
Monday no racial epithets were
used during shouting that wit
nesses said was going on dur
ing the treating
"What was in their minds is
hard to tell," he said
I-ifty eight percent of the
3,B50-member fon t- is friar k in
a c ity that is 75 percent black
What was in their
minds Is hard to
tell
John D O'Hair,
Wayne County prosecutor
Knox Itoti suspended seven
officers Nov ft, M day after
Croon's death O'Hair said there
whs not enough evidence to
charge the three other officers
Those officers remain on in
definite suspension, police ,Sgt
Christopher Buck said Monday
(ark Oravely. NAACP nation
al director of special projects,
said quick action by Detroit of
ficials helped defuse the ton
sion.
"What is different in Detroit
is the leadership."' Gravely
said "When we compare what
happened in Detroit with what
happened on the other coast, it
does make a difference With
out it. this city prolsihly would
still be burning at its walls to
day.”
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this society," Hoop said
Wv have to rememix’r that
tins issue was not about stu
dents kicking in windows,"
Hoop said, "but about a man
by the name of Kodnev King
who was beaten near to death
bv a dozen I- A cops who
walked away for free, and in
Eugene they're throwing stu
dents in pill (or kicking in
windows
I just question whether or
not this is an appropriate
sentence (or this liehavior,"
he said.
A third University student
arrested in connection with
tile Federal Building violence
was granted u pre-trial diver
sion Oct. 2<>
As part of the diversion
program, Efrem Mehretab,
20, must perform 2(H) iiours
community service- and pay
$415 38 in restitution „
After Mehretab completes
the agreements of the diver
sion program the government
will drop the charges against
him. said Dob Larson.
Mehretab’s attorney.
‘This acknowledges his
role in the situation." Larson
said.
At the Sept H hearing, Kay
said he offered the diversion
to Mehretah because of the
senior finance major's efforts
to calm the crowd following
the window-breaking protest.
The violence at tin; Federal
building followed a rally in
the FMU Courtyard, where
students expressed outrage
over the not-guilty verdicts of
the policemen accused in
connection with the much
publicized King heating.
The rally moved to the
Federal Building, where pro
testers broke 15 windows
and two doors
Videotaped footage of the
April 30 protest at the Feder
al Building was broadcast on
two local television stations,
and a photograph of Hoop
kicking in a window during
the protest ran on the front
page of the Register-Guard
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