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Add your name to our petition: Demand that every police officer who tried to help cover up the truth about Botham Jean’s murder be fired.


John, the trial over Botham Jean’s murder is happening now, and we just learned something utterly disgusting.

On the night Botham Jean was murdered, Mike Mata of the Dallas Police Officers Association arrived on the scene, took Amber Guyger out of the way of body cameras, and then instructed all of the police to turn their body cameras off.

It was a cover-up. But now there is footage out showing officer Guyger saying over and over that she thought it was her apartment. There’s also evidence that she was distracted by sexual, explicit conversations over the phone with her police force partner when she entered Botham’s apartment. The whole thing is obscene.

Sign our petition now: We’re demanding that every single officer who tried to help cover up the truth be fired. They should each be called to testify under oath about who instructed them to do it.

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Here’s more of what we know from the evidence: Botham was at home watching TV and eating ice cream when officer Guyger entered his apartment and shot him. Photos of Guyger’s apartment show that it was not at all similar to Botham’s.

The 911 call recording has Guyger saying, "I thought it was my apartment" nearly 20 times. She also says: "I'm gonna lose my job" and "I am going to need a supervisor."

But so far there is no justice. Guyger received special treatment. Instead of handcuffs, she got handshakes and hugs. Her fellow officers who were supposed to gather evidence were busy covering for her.

With the case ongoing, this is an important moment to make our voices heard. The more people we have with us, the louder we will be.

Demand that every cop who covered up for Amber Guyger’s gross actions in the murder of Botham Jean be fired – add your name to this petition.

Thank you for fighting for justice today and every day.

Shaun

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