The Strike

In a devastating ruling, Lynn Fitch, Mississippi’s Attorney General, has declared the police shooting of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley a “justified use of force.” This decision comes after a chaotic encounter that left the child dead, igniting outrage across the nation. Was this a calculated move to protect law enforcement at all costs?

The Threat

This shocking ruling is not just about one tragic incident. It unveils a larger scheme within law enforcement. Documents leaked from the Attorney General’s office suggest a troubling pattern of cover-ups and questionable use of force policies. Meanwhile, Kohen’s family, backed by attorney Ben Crump, has raised serious doubts about the circumstances of the shooting, claiming the car was not a threat as police alleged.

The Trump Card

As pressure mounts, evidence emerges that could change everything. Body camera footage, which the family is demanding to be released, could expose the truth behind the police’s actions. Will this be the definitive piece of evidence that shifts the narrative back into the hands of justice? Or will it remain buried, alongside the memory of a young life lost?

In a world where justice seems blind, how far are we willing to go to protect the innocent? Kohen’s story is just beginning.