Warrens Vindicated! All Charges Dismissed!
Weds. July 2, 2008: In a courtroom filled with supporters, as has been the case since the Warrens were initially assaulted, arrested, and brought to court a year ago, the District Attorney found inadequate basis for proceeding with the case against Tarif and Evelyn Warren. All charges were thus dropped.
Cheers, hugs, kisses, and even some tears of joy followed as the courtroom emptied into the street for a brief rally. Both Tarif and Evelyn thanked everyone for being so steadfast in their support and, particularly expressed deep gratitude and love for their lawyers -- Soffiyah Elijah, Susan Tipograph, and Roger Warren. A battle was won, was the consensus, but the war goes on! All power to the people!
Tune in to "Where We Live" on WBAI 99.5 FM tomorrow night, that's Thursday, at 8 PM. Tarif Warren will be on the show with young activists involved in Cop Watch.
Come back to this website as there will be further updates and a statement from the Warrens.
What We Can Do
The New York Police Departrment and Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hines regularly ignore cases where racist police officers assault and murder civilians. We are a volunteer group of relatives, neighbors, friends and community members determined to become informed and support the Warren's in their quest for justice. Join us.
(1) INFORM everyone about this case.
(2) MOBILIZE everyone for the next upcoming court date,
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Michael Tarif & Evelyn
9:00 a.m.
Criminal Court, Trial Part 4
8th Floor
120 Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn, New York
Take the 2,3,4 or 5 train to Borough Hall or the A or F trains to Jay St./Borough Hall. The Warrens are going to set a date the trial begins at this court date. Come out and show your support!
(3) SIGN UP for regular emails about updates, court dates and community support events
(4) GET TOGETHER with neighbors, friends, family, members of your faith community, etc. and hold events to raise awareness of this case
(5) WRITE LETTERS
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg
City Hall
New York, NY 10007
(212) 788-9600
Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly
New York City Police Department
One Police Plaza
New York, NY 10038


