The U.S. Justice Department will not conduct a civil rights investigation in the case of a teenager found dead in a rolled-up mat at his southern Georgia high school, a spokesperson for that agency said Wednesday.
Kendrick Johnson, 17, was discovered dead last January 11 headfirst in a rolled wrestling mat in the Lowndes County High School gymnasium in Valdosta, Georgia.
The Justice Department's criminal division is aware of concerns about Kendrick's death, but after reviewing the investigative file, it determined there is not "sufficient indication of a civil rights violation to authorize a civil rights investigation," according to the agency's spokesperson.
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So surprising. The fed gov is always crying about something.
Ha! $56000 for some lawyers. Some teachers,make more than that
It would, however, be nice if some of the family's questions would be answered, like: why wasn't a proper investigation done in the first place?
Miss b. Your having my baby. ♥
Lets name it chrissy or chriss.
Lol @ banasy! You didn't know you were going to be the mother of the 2nd comming of Christ did you? Which i would assume would have to be the scenario rupert just spit out because undoubtably it would be imaculate conception! Lmao
A physical impossibility, in more ways than one, chrissy.
Correction "undoubtedly"
Wouldn't one need to establish that a teenager's death was homicide before determining that the intention was a violation of civil rights?
Why wasn't there a civil rights probe done following the death of the young bsseball player?
horrible
south, ga................what else needs to be said?