The demonstrators held peace protests during the peace protests held in Dallas, Dallas, Dallas, Dallas, June 6, 2020. Cooper Neill / Getty Images  When the Jacksonville police broke the bedroom windows of diamond Ford before 8 am on September 28, she woke up and thought was an invader.
Ford, 28 years old, shot from News4jax by window shooting, News4jax reported, did not realize the police service.  The police said that Swat detective announced that they exist in Ford, but she said she didn't hear them.
 
 
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"I am open!" Ford screamed. "You have a wrong house!"  
Ford and her Fianc Mao, Anthony Gant, was arrested after quarrel. They were accused of murder a policeman and intended distribution.  
Ford hit the police officer's bulletproof vest, he was released from the hospital on the same day, and the news 4JAX received.  Activists and advocates are calling on Ford to be deleted
Now, the supporters call for Ford drop out of school.  According to the AP, Stephen Kelly, Ford's lawyer said that 911 calls show that Ford didn't realize that her home is a policeman, she was fired in self-defense.
 
"Miss Ford, just heard her voice, she worried," Kaili said during the press conference outside the Duwar County Court. "She thought she would die that day." National bail network; Minnesota Free Fund pays Ford's 535,06 dollar bail. The Gofundme page also raised more than $ 5,000.  Ford released from prison on Friday and told news 4jax, she is innocent.
"I think the power of dignity allows them to integrate even the amount of money in women.Let me go out. I am very grateful, "Ford told the news export.  
A change .org petition was collected more than 10,000 signatures, calling on all the costs of Ford to give up." No knocking "as Kentucky Louis During the bankruptcy of Viri, the police killed Breonna Taylor by the police on March 13, the arrest warrant was fired in the fire. "You don't allow black women to protect themselves. So we ask you here to protect black women, "Dignity Authority Executive Director TRAY JOHNS tells CBS news.