STOLEN LIVES: KILLED BY U.S. LAW ENFORCEMENT At least 497 people have been killed by North Carolina law enforcement since 1990

Gerald “Tiny” Abney

Sylasone Ackhavong

James Howard Allen Otis C. Anderson

Ronald Dewey Anderson Michael Harrison Andrews

Roger Anthony Eric Randall Armstrong Ronald H. Armstrong Nyles Arrington Thomas Austin, Jr Lew Jessie Ayers Guy Christopher Ayscue Lonnie Badgett

Kenneth Lee Bailey, Jr Rex Jordan Bair Edmond Banks Ray Barber Robert Lamont Barnes

David Keith Baker

Rufus Cedric Baker

Wade Allen Baker

Gilbert Alexander Barber

Eric Jerome Barnes Norman Barnette James Monroe Barrett

Kevin Anthony Battaglia Lashonda Ruth Belk

Brian Bellamy Brad Williams Benfield Jonathan Bennett Tommy Bennett

Ronald Mark Berry Charles Biello

Lavante Trevon Biggs Carlos Keith Blackman Carolyn Boetticher Ronnie Boles Jaime Bonilla Terry Adam Boone Eugene Allen Boseman Tracy Daquan Bost

Joey Jay Bridges, Jr Garrett Nelson Brooks Dion Julius Brown Garfield Brown Henry Brown James Lewis Brown James Richard Brown Joseph Brown Kenny Brown LaQuan Brown Lester Randolph Brown William "Bud" Gordon

Brown, Jr

Joshua Nash Bryant David Alan Buchanan

Lemuel Bunn Brian Burch Brandon Burnett Matthew Leon Burris Patrick Tracy Burris Talana Salissa Cain Kaye Francis Campbell

James Eugene Burgess

Marques Ra'Shawn Burnett

Todd Brent Burroughs Haywood Cannon

Maria Lopez Carbajal

Luke Cardenas Greg Alyn Carlson

Ronnie Dubose Carr Hubert "Doug" Carrillo

Adam Wade Carter Tameika Carter Jimmy Dean Cash Adrian Castaneda

Amber Nashay Carter

Kandy Castrejon Brent Taylor Catoe Shaun Jeffery Christy

Frank Nathaniel Clark Michael Clark

Tsombe Jashon Clark Ronald Eugene Cobbs Chester Coburn Clyde Coffey John Mark Coffey James Mark Coggins Daniel Boyd Cole, Jr Dallas Antwan Connor Billy Ray Cook Joseph Charles Cook Marcus Coppedge Tino Coppotelli Hugo Yaret Corets-Ramirez

Francis Cortez Keo Crockett Charlie Crowder Daylon Cummings Geoffrey Keith Darwin Alex Daughety Jessie Davis

John Cousins, Jr

Pedro Cruz-Amado

Jose Adan Cruz Ocampo

Jonathan Lee Cunningham

Kenmara Davis Movell Davis Everett Davisson Ronteze DeLoatch

Grace Louise Denk

Akiel Denkins

Josue Javier Diaz Donna Dietz Mikle Eugene Dixon

Aaron Lorenzo Dorsey Norman Randolph Dove, Jr

Roman Lee Drake Bill Drye Lee Dunn Alan Edward Dunnagan

Scott Durso Laquinnis "Shawn" Dye Michael Coleman Edinger Alexander Ehrenburg

Reginald Lamont Epps Jason Lee Evans Jovon Antwan Evans Michael Wade Evans Monte Denard Evans Terry Jackson Evans Melvin Faison

Travis Faison

Kenneth B. Fennell Danny David Ferguson

Jonathan A. Ferrell Heather Fredell Kennedy Frye Arvie Lee "Man" Fudge III Anthony Wayne Furr Sara Gaffney

Janisha Fonville

Danquirs N. Franklin

Lemuel Rufus Furr III Milton Gaines Demonta Deshawn Gaither Ruben Galindo

Michael Tyrone Gallagher Omar Garcia Fernandez

Arthur Kenzie Garner Ratmir Gasanov

Patrick Earl Gatson Brian Gentry Lee Aaron Gerston Stephen Ryan Gibson Kenneth Glaze Lethaniel Lee Glenn, Jr Sherman Angelo Glenn Shawn Lee Gordon Samuel Edward Grady Donald Clarke Grant General Martin Grant Billy Ray Greene Christian Leshawn Griggs Joey Grindstaff Kevin Dejon Grissett Robert C. Guy

Lawrence Edward Graham

III

Jerick Raheem Gray

Antoinette Griffin

Allen Scott Grimes Nijza Lamar Hagans Derek Shannon Haithcock Montez Dewayne Hambric

Russell Hahnel

Angie Hall James Hamrick Ritchie Lee Harbinson

Maurice Antonio Harden Gregory Daquan Harris Vinson Harris Cornelius Pierre Harrison Larry Darnell Harrison, Jr Dylan William Hartsfield Darrell Haymon

Daniel Harris

Reagan Hartley

Scott Hedgecock Batrone Jermal Hedgepeth Jerry Hendricks Gregory Keith Hensley Joseph Lynn Henson Jose Ernesto Hernandez-

Navarrete David Scott Herring Ronald Hewett

Mark Anthony Hicks Michael Lashon Honey Larry Todd Hoover

Bobby Horne Floyd Houser

Patrick Howell

Daryl Howerton Dennis Hunt

Jesus Huerta

Dominique Hurtt Penny Sue Huskey Ike Hutcherson

Ondrae Levado Hutchinson Christopher Ingle

Alijah Jackson Jazzman Vontrazc Jacobs

Jeffrey Andrew Jacobs

Clayton Early James

Donald Janvier Samuel John Jarolim

Melissa Anne Jenkins

Cole Steele Jessup Danny Johnson David Johnson Javan Hezekiah Johnson Shannon Johnson Shaquian Tyrone Johnson

Paul Jones III

William Mark Jones

Brandon Joyner Damon Kearns

Michael Daniel Kelley Angealize Kendall Terrance Kennedy Earlie Lee Kepley, Jr

Michael Anthony Kerr Timothy Shyler Kincaid Adrian Eugene King Carl Devince King Robert Wickson King Lorenzo Knights-McWhite Shannon Knox Wanda Finch Knox Andrew Mark Krolikowski Tobias Lampkin Michael Deangelo Laney Ferguson Claude Laurent

Lisa Knelson

Michael Scott Knibbs Kashawn Leonard Navon L. Ligon Johnny Lloyd Hugh Locklear Kim Lee Long Bobby Lovin Harry Luther Lowman, Jr

Marlon Lewis

William Lewis

Clay Lickteig

John Livingston

Kevin Loftin Enrique Lopez Linsay Erin Lunsford Maggie Rose Lunsford Dimarkchrisy Eddie Majors Neil Howard Manson

Adam Daniel Lopp

Curtis Mangum

Alexander Jamar Marion Dennis Wendell Marshall Max Cocheta Martin Martin Martinez

Andrew John Mason

Charles McBennett Matthew McCain Clay Crawford McCall

Sandy James McCall Alexis Lee McCathan Shon Demetrious McClain Dewann Christopher

McCollum Danny Thomas McCorey Ronald Michael McCrary

Christopher Mason McCray Anthony Lee McDonald

Ashley Brent McDowell George McEachin Phillipe E. McIver Richard McKinnon Deldrick Montez McMillan Stefan McMinn

Shaqur McNair Tylek McNair Johnny Ray McNeal Malachiah McQueen

Camden Owen McWhirter

Tina Renee Medlin Anthony Desean Meeks David Melton

Andrew J. Michaelis Christina Yoryea Michailidis

Antonio Miller

Deriante Miller Jeremy Mills Clayton Millsaps Roy Lee Minton Raymond Miracle, Jr Jason Ray Monroe Donald Ray Moore Misty Michelle Mullins Scott William Muntz

Spencer Rollins Mims III

Devon Mitchell

Soheil Antonio Mojarrad

Chad Eric Montgomery

James Russell Moore

Iaroslav Mosiiuk Carlton Antonio Murphy Delicia C. Myers John Lindsey Myers Joel Vance Nash Tywain Neal

Leeanna Codespot Newman Timothy Wayne Newton Channing Eugene Nicholson Carl Nivins Teyreze Odoms Anthony Ray Osburn Declan Owen Jerry Lee Pace, Jr

Bobby Troledge Norris

Rigoberto Olvera James Edward Page

Travis Nevelle Page Arthur Page Graydon Jerome Parker III James Paschal, Sr James Paschal, Jr Yalonda Patterson Warnie Patton

Rebecka J. Pearce Irene Pearson Joseph Cameron Pence Dennis Matthew Penny Saul Perez

Lamont Perry Michael Neal Peters Antoine Scott Peterson Clarence Douglas Phillips Lacy Pickens III

Billy Carson Pike Kent Earl Pittman William Dean Poole Antonio Latuanee Pryce Bruce Puchel Brent Quinn

Cedric Pritchard

Heather Benton Przasnyski

Sean Rambert

Jonathan Ramirez James Ransom

Quentin Maurice Reed John Regan Samuel Reyes Uscanga Nicola Richardson David Scott Ridge Bradley Thomas Rives April Robertson Sakhar Williye Robinson Shatona Evette Robinson Tevin Robinson

Tony Rochelle

Tarik Kondwani Rodgers Rodney Rodriguez Smith

Ronald Roland Carlos Javier Roman

Santiago Juan Carlos Romero Christian Welland Rook

Alecyn E. Ross Gary Rummer Alan Joseph Rushton William Joseph Ryan Richard Glenn Sachariat, Jr Thomas Jeffery Sadler Christopher Keith Sage Zenon San Martin Ramirez

Arnulfo Salazar

Mark Lewis Salazar Angel Luis Santana

Keith Lamont Scott

Willard Eugene Scott, Jr John Settlemyer Wesley Shelton Cedric R. Sheppard Ian Sherrod Elizabeth Ann Shipman Sebastian Siney Chamale Michael Blake Sipes Takim Skipper

Betty Diane Sexton

Dallas Shatley

James Michael Short

Charlie Shoupe

Brandon Devone Smith Clarence Smith, Jr

Courtland Benjamin Smith Donald Smith

Dylan Michael Smith Esteban J. Smith Kevin Donald Smith

Marcus Deon Smith Marcus Snead

Richard Lee Snouffer II John Bonnell Snyder

Drew Marian Spencer Joe Spruill, Jr Bruce Dean Stafford Bryan Augustus "Fluke"

Stallings Walter Garland Steele III

Erica Stevenson Mitchell Allen Street Lori Ann Strickland Hopper

Peyton Strickland Vinson Ray Strickland Allan Stroud Joshua Adam Stubbs Kenneth Suggs

David Wayne Summers Ronald Surrett Burnette Taylor Wesley Taylor Sidney Templeton

Jaqwan Julius Terry Ronald M. Teu Devon Thomas

Jamake Cason Thomas

Maynard Paul Thomas Jerome Maurice Thompkins

Alex Thompson Calvin Thompson Deion Montell Thompson

Paul Thompson, Jr

Stanley Edward Thompson Stephen Scott Thornton Keyjuantas Devance Tims Kenneth Shawn Todd Christopher Michael

Tokazowski Tallas Tomeny Ricky Junior Toney Gregory Paul Townsend Kerry Edwin Townsend John P. Traub Gerald Tremblay Christopher Dean Trivett

Mitchell Allen Trivette Paul Vang Montrez Javon Virgil John Cecil Wainwright

Darryl Turner

Irecas Raysion Valentine

Edward Van McCrae

John Velandra

Keith Vidal

Chieu-di Thi Vo

Derek Deandre Walker Jaquaz Walker Michael Walker, Jr Sandy Shaw Walker Germonta Wallace

Alton Lawrence Walters Randy Michael Warren David McMillan Watkins, Jr Rodney Watson Philip Wayne

Brandon Lovell Webster

Matthew Paul West

Daquan Antonio Westbrook Timothy Carl Whaley

Joe Wheeler William David Whetstone Troy David Whisnant Florence White Tamara Lou White

Matthew Alan Whitley

Kimberly Dawn Whitworth Aaron Winchester

LaKenya Latrice Winchester Darryl C. Wiggins Devaron Ricardo Wilburn Daniel Michael Wilkerson

Jeffery Clyde Wilkes Delano Williams Emile Baptist Williams

Jai Lateef Solveig Williams Jashavius Everick Williams

LaReko A. Williams

Reginald Lee Witcher Darryl Woodall, Jr Brisco Tim Woodell Kadaufei Worley

Austin James Zundel

Call for Volunteers for the Stolen Lives Project The mission of the Stolen Lives Project is to assemble national documentation of people killed by U.S. law enforcement agents from 1990 to the present. Due to the fact that there had not been any federal accounting of police killings made available to the public, those who worked with the national grassroots organization October 22 Coalition to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation decided in 1996 to conduct our own documentation. Through grassroots efforts, the second edition of the book Stolen Lives: Killed by Law Enforcement was published by Seven Stories Press in 1999, which documented over 2,000 cases in the 1990s nationally. The pages of this book are available as PDFs on the Stolen Lives website (stolenlives.org). Since the publication of the book, local and national documentation has been unevenly updated and produced in different read-only forms across the country. Plans are currently underway to bring the Stolen Lives Project online as a searchable database. As with past attempts to gather national documentation, the most enormous hurdle is consistent data-gathering across the country. Anyone who can help with the research and documentation will contribute greatly to realizing the goal of bringing the Stolen Lives Project online in a more useable and accessible form. If you would like to help in any way, please contact stolenlivesprojectonline@gmail.com. See below for different ways one can help. For more information, visit the website at stolenlives.org or www.facebook.com/StolenLivesProject.

Below are some explanations and ideas for what needs to and could be done to move ahead in updating the national documentation for the Stolen Lives Project and getting an accessible database online.

• Conduct research. Most volunteers prefer to research local cases, but you can also help to provide a more complete national picture by focusing your research on one of the states for which no one is currently documenting incidents of police killings or for which there is obvious missing data. There are different parts or steps to the documentation process, so taking up any one of the parts is a step forward: o Search for articles and other sources and forward the link and text for

someone else to enter the data. There are also existing sources with data that can be mined (e.g.: Wikipedia entry on police killings in the U.S., Killedbypolice.net, etc.).

o Enter existing accumulated data without having to have to read articles or write up descriptions.

o Fact-check data already entered. o If you work in academia or in the research field, create or coordinate a

project for students or researchers to conduct the research and data-gathering.

• Write the stories. There is a growing collection of sources for Stolen Lives cases without a summary. Read through all the articles, posts, testimonies, etc. about the circumstances in which the individual was killed and compose a short narrative to represent the Stolen Life. You can also help review and edit stories that have been written to ensure accuracy and consistency.

• Code the website and/or consult on database engineering, web accessibility for people with disabilities, interface design, etc.

• Contribute financially. Fund an internship or a research project through which someone could be compensated for committing hours a week to data entry or editing. If you cannot offer funding yourself, organize a fundraiser or assist in grant-writing. Once the online database is ready to launch, it will need dedicated funding to maintain.

• Get the word out. Organize an event at which attendees can be introduced to the Stolen Lives Project and what it entails. Make copies of this Call for Volunteers and distribute it to friends, colleagues, neighbors.

• Attend and document vigils for Stolen Lives and the annual October 22nd National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation. Support families destroyed by police violence and stand with them in the fight for justice.

For any questions or to ensure there isn’t redundancy in working on any of the above, please contact stolenlivesprojectonline@gmail.com