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The gag order lifted. And the mask came off with it. After sentencing, Austin Metcalf’s father Jeff Metcalf went live on TikTok and was caught on a racist rant about Karmelo Anthony, including calling him a “watermelon felon,” saying Black people get “all the free sh*t we give you,” claiming “400 years ago someone sold you to us,” and attacking Black fathers for not being involved in their children’s lives. This is the same man who stood in that courtroom and said “this was never about race.” The prosecution struck every qualified Black juror from the panel. A gag order silenced public response for nearly a year. And the moment the muzzle came off, this is who he showed us he was. Karmelo Anthony did not get a fair trial. And now the victim’s own father has confirmed in his own words what this community has known from the beginning. 🎥: Secret Service Sam

The gag order lifted. And the mask came off with it. After sentencing, Austin Metcalf’s father Jeff Metcalf went live on TikTok and was caught on a racist rant about Karmelo Anthony, including calling him a “watermelon felon,” saying Black people get “all the free sh*t we give you,” claiming “400 years ago someone sold you to us,” and attacking Black fathers for not being involved in their children’s lives. This is the same man who stood in that courtroom and said “this was never about race.” The prosecution struck every qualified Black juror from the panel. A gag order silenced public response for nearly a year. And the moment the muzzle came off, this is who he showed us he was. Karmelo Anthony did not get a fair trial. And now the victim’s own father has confirmed in his own words what this community has known from the beginning. 🎥: Secret Service Sam

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Today, NYPD Sergeant Erik Duran was convicted of second-degree manslaughter for throwing a cooler at Eric Duprey, a 30-year-old father of three and delivery worker, causing him to crash his scooter and die. This happened in August 2023 during a botched drug bust in the Bronx. This conviction is rare. It’s historic. And it matters. Eric Duprey was trying to survive, delivering food, supporting his family, navigating a city that made life hard for him. Sergeant Duran decided to weaponize a cooler and end his life over a low-level narcotics investigation. For two and a half years, Eric’s family waited for accountability. Today, they got it. Duran faces up to 15 years in prison. Sentencing is March 19th. This is what accountability looks like when we don’t let up. When we demand justice. When we refuse to let another Black and Brown life be erased without consequence. Rest in power, Eric Duprey. Your life mattered. Your family fought for you. And today, the system was forced to answer. We keep fighting. ✊🏾 🎥: HAWK NEWSOME - Thank you for leading the fight for justice.

Today, NYPD Sergeant Erik Duran was convicted of second-degree manslaughter for throwing a cooler at Eric Duprey, a 30-year-old father of three and delivery worker, causing him to crash his scooter and die. This happened in August 2023 during a botched drug bust in the Bronx. This conviction is rare. It’s historic. And it matters. Eric Duprey was trying to survive, delivering food, supporting his family, navigating a city that made life hard for him. Sergeant Duran decided to weaponize a cooler and end his life over a low-level narcotics investigation. For two and a half years, Eric’s family waited for accountability. Today, they got it. Duran faces up to 15 years in prison. Sentencing is March 19th. This is what accountability looks like when we don’t let up. When we demand justice. When we refuse to let another Black and Brown life be erased without consequence. Rest in power, Eric Duprey. Your life mattered. Your family fought for you. And today, the system was forced to answer. We keep fighting. ✊🏾 🎥: HAWK NEWSOME - Thank you for leading the fight for justice.

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This is state-sponsored cruelty, tearing apart vulnerable families, our neighbors and loved ones, during the holidays. This suffering cannot be normalized. 🎥: @flowerinspanish ✊🏾

This is state-sponsored cruelty, tearing apart vulnerable families, our neighbors and loved ones, during the holidays. This suffering cannot be normalized. 🎥: @flowerinspanish ✊🏾

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On Christmas night in 1951, terrorists bombed Harry T. Moore and Harriette Moore in their bedroom because Harry was Florida’s NAACP President fighting racial terror and police violence. No one was ever prosecuted or held accountable. That’s not history—that’s a debt unpaid.

On Christmas night in 1951, terrorists bombed Harry T. Moore and Harriette Moore in their bedroom because Harry was Florida’s NAACP President fighting racial terror and police violence. No one was ever prosecuted or held accountable. That’s not history—that’s a debt unpaid.

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On December 18, 2024, Officer Durden tased a student on a Langston Hughes High School bus in South Fulton, Georgia. He was placed on leave, but excessive force in schools must stop. Our children deserve to learn safely, not face brutality from those meant to protect them.

On December 18, 2024, Officer Durden tased a student on a Langston Hughes High School bus in South Fulton, Georgia. He was placed on leave, but excessive force in schools must stop. Our children deserve to learn safely, not face brutality from those meant to protect them.

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Happy Kwanzaa. Today we begin a seven-day journey through the Nguzo Saba—seven principles that have anchored our people’s fight for liberation across generations. Day 1: Umoja (Unity)—the foundation for all that follows. Unity isn’t symbolic, it’s operational. It’s how we win.

Happy Kwanzaa. Today we begin a seven-day journey through the Nguzo Saba—seven principles that have anchored our people’s fight for liberation across generations. Day 1: Umoja (Unity)—the foundation for all that follows. Unity isn’t symbolic, it’s operational. It’s how we win.

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Day 2 of Kwanzaa: Kujichagulia—Self-Determination. We define ourselves. We name ourselves. We create for ourselves. We speak for ourselves. Today, we celebrate the freedom to tell our own stories. Today, we honor the strength it takes to stand firm in who we are. Happy Kwanzaa

Day 2 of Kwanzaa: Kujichagulia—Self-Determination. We define ourselves. We name ourselves. We create for ourselves. We speak for ourselves. Today, we celebrate the freedom to tell our own stories. Today, we honor the strength it takes to stand firm in who we are. Happy Kwanzaa

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Day 3 of Kwanzaa: Ujima—Collective Work and Responsibility. Your fight is my fight. Your struggle is our struggle. We rise together or we don’t rise at all. That’s Ujima.

Day 3 of Kwanzaa: Ujima—Collective Work and Responsibility. Your fight is my fight. Your struggle is our struggle. We rise together or we don’t rise at all. That’s Ujima.

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One week ago, on September 18, we came together at the Congressional Black Caucus forum to confront the modern-day lynchings and Black hangings occurring across this country. I’m deeply grateful to everyone who gave their time, energy, expertise, and support to make this important conversation possible. The work does not end with one forum. We have clear direction and now we must carry these solutions back to our communities, demand proper accountability, and turn this moment into meaningful action. It’s on us.

One week ago, on September 18, we came together at the Congressional Black Caucus forum to confront the modern-day lynchings and Black hangings occurring across this country. I’m deeply grateful to everyone who gave their time, energy, expertise, and support to make this important conversation possible. The work does not end with one forum. We have clear direction and now we must carry these solutions back to our communities, demand proper accountability, and turn this moment into meaningful action. It’s on us.

112,808 views • 10 days ago

Justice for Nolan Wells✊🏾 . That’s the post.

Justice for Nolan Wells✊🏾 . That’s the post.

81,742 views • 8 days ago

A 36-year-old man from Texas flew to Bogotá, Colombia and allegedly sexually abused a 7-year-old boy on a balcony in broad daylight. Neighbors heard the screams. They filmed. They called police. Because of them, three children ages 4, 7, and 15 are now safe. Sources indicate he may have adopted all three of those children. Let that sink in. This is not an isolated incident. Colombia has already turned away 100 foreigners for sex tourism in just the first half of 2026. American passports are being used to exploit the most vulnerable children in the world. Colombia’s president is now calling for visas to stop predators from entering the country. 🎥: CBS News / Lilia Luciano

A 36-year-old man from Texas flew to Bogotá, Colombia and allegedly sexually abused a 7-year-old boy on a balcony in broad daylight. Neighbors heard the screams. They filmed. They called police. Because of them, three children ages 4, 7, and 15 are now safe. Sources indicate he may have adopted all three of those children. Let that sink in. This is not an isolated incident. Colombia has already turned away 100 foreigners for sex tourism in just the first half of 2026. American passports are being used to exploit the most vulnerable children in the world. Colombia’s president is now calling for visas to stop predators from entering the country. 🎥: CBS News / Lilia Luciano

953,893 views • 3 months ago

This is what “swimming while Black” looks like in 2026 — an ordinary pool day with your children turned into a police encounter because a neighbor decides you don’t belong. According to the father, a white neighbor called the police on him and his sons because they were the only Black family at the pool. He says he had already shown proof that he stays there, yet she still demanded his ID. He further states that when officers arrived, they told her he did not have to show her anything — but by then one of his boys was in tears. He says the incident traumatized his children and that he may pursue legal action. 🎥: Leo Sullivan

This is what “swimming while Black” looks like in 2026 — an ordinary pool day with your children turned into a police encounter because a neighbor decides you don’t belong. According to the father, a white neighbor called the police on him and his sons because they were the only Black family at the pool. He says he had already shown proof that he stays there, yet she still demanded his ID. He further states that when officers arrived, they told her he did not have to show her anything — but by then one of his boys was in tears. He says the incident traumatized his children and that he may pursue legal action. 🎥: Leo Sullivan

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At the Costa Maya pier in Mexico, Myron was on a Carnival cruise with his wife for their anniversary when an elderly passenger fell from the pier into the ocean. Before anyone could fully react, he jumped in — no life jacket, no safety net, just instinct and courage to save a stranger’s life. Salute to this king. The world needs more people who move like this when it matters most. 🎥 TT: Amy nelson

At the Costa Maya pier in Mexico, Myron was on a Carnival cruise with his wife for their anniversary when an elderly passenger fell from the pier into the ocean. Before anyone could fully react, he jumped in — no life jacket, no safety net, just instinct and courage to save a stranger’s life. Salute to this king. The world needs more people who move like this when it matters most. 🎥 TT: Amy nelson

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This mother was traveling through Hurst with her 15-year-old son in the passenger seat when she was pulled over and accused of speeding. She planned to contest the claim in court but still provided her license, as required by law. She declined to take the paper receipt of the citation, protesting what she believed was racial profiling. The officer insisted—tossing the ticket toward her when she refused to take it from his hand. She instinctively tossed the paper out of the window. What happened next is an example of everything that is wrong with American policing. This officer had three clear options: 1.Issue a second citation for littering using the information he already had. 2.Walk away—the citation had already been issued. 3.Instead, he chose to snatch this mother out of her vehicle in front of her child, slam her to the ground, seriously injure her, and take her to jail… where she was ultimately issued a citation and then released to the hospital for treatment of the injuries caused during the arrest.

This mother was traveling through Hurst with her 15-year-old son in the passenger seat when she was pulled over and accused of speeding. She planned to contest the claim in court but still provided her license, as required by law. She declined to take the paper receipt of the citation, protesting what she believed was racial profiling. The officer insisted—tossing the ticket toward her when she refused to take it from his hand. She instinctively tossed the paper out of the window. What happened next is an example of everything that is wrong with American policing. This officer had three clear options: 1.Issue a second citation for littering using the information he already had. 2.Walk away—the citation had already been issued. 3.Instead, he chose to snatch this mother out of her vehicle in front of her child, slam her to the ground, seriously injure her, and take her to jail… where she was ultimately issued a citation and then released to the hospital for treatment of the injuries caused during the arrest.

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Students at Wauwatosa West High School walked out in support of Nolan Wells, standing in solidarity with the ongoing pursuit of justice for his life. These young people are using their voices to make clear that Nolan will not be forgotten and that the call for answers continues. Their voices matter. Nolan’s life matters. 🎥: CBS 58

Students at Wauwatosa West High School walked out in support of Nolan Wells, standing in solidarity with the ongoing pursuit of justice for his life. These young people are using their voices to make clear that Nolan will not be forgotten and that the call for answers continues. Their voices matter. Nolan’s life matters. 🎥: CBS 58

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Attorney Ben Crump and forensic investigator Andrew Garrett discussed findings from an independent examination of Nolan Wells’ phone during a live update today. During the update, Garrett said data was deleted from Nolan’s phone. So many questions remain as Nolan’s loved ones continue seeking answers, accountability, and justice.

Attorney Ben Crump and forensic investigator Andrew Garrett discussed findings from an independent examination of Nolan Wells’ phone during a live update today. During the update, Garrett said data was deleted from Nolan’s phone. So many questions remain as Nolan’s loved ones continue seeking answers, accountability, and justice.

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The video shows Judson High School police officer Marc Laue confronting 15-year-old Jeremiah Johnson over an allegation that he pushed an assistant principal. Jeremiah was handcuffed, and body-camera footage shows Laue repeatedly driving his fists into the child’s abdomen. A child was subjected to physical violence before the facts of the allegation were established. That is a fundamental failure of judgment. This is what policing in our schools looks like: children made to fear the adults and institutions charged with keeping them safe. Schools should invest in counselors, restorative practices, and people trained to support children—not systems that turn school hallways into sites of violence. 🎥: @aprilgirlhasnopresident

The video shows Judson High School police officer Marc Laue confronting 15-year-old Jeremiah Johnson over an allegation that he pushed an assistant principal. Jeremiah was handcuffed, and body-camera footage shows Laue repeatedly driving his fists into the child’s abdomen. A child was subjected to physical violence before the facts of the allegation were established. That is a fundamental failure of judgment. This is what policing in our schools looks like: children made to fear the adults and institutions charged with keeping them safe. Schools should invest in counselors, restorative practices, and people trained to support children—not systems that turn school hallways into sites of violence. 🎥: @aprilgirlhasnopresident

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After being struck, she said: “You can’t punch me in my face.” Trooper Arellano responded: “Says who?” She repeatedly asked for help and to call her mother. Alisa is a daughter. She is a young woman. She is a human being. Too many times, we have watched routine traffic stops involving young Black people end in excessive and unnecessary force—or worse, with lives taken. No one should have to fear being physically assaulted, harmed, or stripped of their dignity during a traffic stop. Encounters with law enforcement must be grounded in professionalism, restraint, and respect for human life. This should never have happened. Alisa Hackett deserves justice and full accountability from the Arkansas State Police. 🎥: Arkansas State Police dashcam footage via NEA Report

After being struck, she said: “You can’t punch me in my face.” Trooper Arellano responded: “Says who?” She repeatedly asked for help and to call her mother. Alisa is a daughter. She is a young woman. She is a human being. Too many times, we have watched routine traffic stops involving young Black people end in excessive and unnecessary force—or worse, with lives taken. No one should have to fear being physically assaulted, harmed, or stripped of their dignity during a traffic stop. Encounters with law enforcement must be grounded in professionalism, restraint, and respect for human life. This should never have happened. Alisa Hackett deserves justice and full accountability from the Arkansas State Police. 🎥: Arkansas State Police dashcam footage via NEA Report

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Eight years ago tonight, Botham Jean was sitting in his own apartment, eating a bowl of ice cream, when an off-duty Dallas police officer walked through his door and took his life. I’ve stood with this family since the earliest days of this case. I’ve watched Allison and Bertrum carry a loss no parent should have to carry, watched Allisa keep her brother’s name alive, and watched an 18-year-old Brandt Jean show the world a kind of grace I’ll never forget. “The Ballad of Botham Jean” tells the story of what happened that night — and who Botham was long before the world knew his name. Watch it. Share it. And say his name. Botham Shem Jean | September 29, 1991 – September 6, 2018 🎥: Investigation Discovery, “Impact of Murder”

Eight years ago tonight, Botham Jean was sitting in his own apartment, eating a bowl of ice cream, when an off-duty Dallas police officer walked through his door and took his life. I’ve stood with this family since the earliest days of this case. I’ve watched Allison and Bertrum carry a loss no parent should have to carry, watched Allisa keep her brother’s name alive, and watched an 18-year-old Brandt Jean show the world a kind of grace I’ll never forget. “The Ballad of Botham Jean” tells the story of what happened that night — and who Botham was long before the world knew his name. Watch it. Share it. And say his name. Botham Shem Jean | September 29, 1991 – September 6, 2018 🎥: Investigation Discovery, “Impact of Murder”

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The gag order lifted. And the mask came off with it. After sentencing, Austin Metcalf’s father Jeff Metcalf went live on TikTok and was caught on a racist rant about Karmelo Anthony, including calling him a “watermelon felon,” saying Black people get “all the free sh*t we give you,” claiming “400 years ago someone sold you to us,” and attacking Black fathers for not being involved in their children’s lives. This is the same man who stood in that courtroom and said “this was never about race.” The prosecution struck every qualified Black juror from the panel. A gag order silenced public response for nearly a year. And the moment the muzzle came off, this is who he showed us he was. Karmelo Anthony did not get a fair trial. And now the victim’s own father has confirmed in his own words what this community has known from the beginning. 🎥: Secret Service Sam

The gag order lifted. And the mask came off with it. After sentencing, Austin Metcalf’s father Jeff Metcalf went live on TikTok and was caught on a racist rant about Karmelo Anthony, including calling him a “watermelon felon,” saying Black people get “all the free sh*t we give you,” claiming “400 years ago someone sold you to us,” and attacking Black fathers for not being involved in their children’s lives. This is the same man who stood in that courtroom and said “this was never about race.” The prosecution struck every qualified Black juror from the panel. A gag order silenced public response for nearly a year. And the moment the muzzle came off, this is who he showed us he was. Karmelo Anthony did not get a fair trial. And now the victim’s own father has confirmed in his own words what this community has known from the beginning. 🎥: Secret Service Sam

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Mother Fletcher survived Tulsa at 7. Died at 111 without justice. “I live through the massacre every day.”

Mother Fletcher survived Tulsa at 7. Died at 111 without justice. “I live through the massacre every day.”

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BREAKING: The state removed his throat before the family could get a second opinion. Nolan Wells’ independent autopsy results: cause and manner of death undetermined, pending investigation. Attorney Ben Crump says the pathologist couldn’t examine Wells’ lungs or stomach because his throat structures and other organs had already been removed and dissected during the original Mississippi State autopsy. The report also found significant red discoloration in the soft tissue at the back of Wells’ head and behind his ears. This family deserves answers immediately. The fight is not over. It has only just begun. Justice for Nolan Wells 🎥: NewsNation Ben Crump

BREAKING: The state removed his throat before the family could get a second opinion. Nolan Wells’ independent autopsy results: cause and manner of death undetermined, pending investigation. Attorney Ben Crump says the pathologist couldn’t examine Wells’ lungs or stomach because his throat structures and other organs had already been removed and dissected during the original Mississippi State autopsy. The report also found significant red discoloration in the soft tissue at the back of Wells’ head and behind his ears. This family deserves answers immediately. The fight is not over. It has only just begun. Justice for Nolan Wells 🎥: NewsNation Ben Crump

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On August 26, 2025, 19-year-old Black autistic college student Victoria Lang was locked out of her dorm in Wichita Falls, Texas and went to a downtown McDonald’s to change her clothes while she waited for housing to be sorted out. A manager called 911, claiming she’d been in the restroom too long and assuming she was homeless. Wichita Falls police officers Daniel Wilson and Douglas Gulley responded; body cam footage shows Wilson choking, dragging, and hogtying Lang as they force her out of the restroom, into the restaurant, and into a patrol car — force the department later labeled “unnecessary and excessive”. Both officers left the Wichita Falls Police Department, with Wilson fired in November 2025 and Gulley resigning afterward. On May 6, 2026, the city finally released five angles of body cam and cruiser video from the arrest, and days later a grand jury indicted former officer Daniel Wilson over his actions in that McDonald’s bathroom. 🎥: Texoma's Homepage

On August 26, 2025, 19-year-old Black autistic college student Victoria Lang was locked out of her dorm in Wichita Falls, Texas and went to a downtown McDonald’s to change her clothes while she waited for housing to be sorted out. A manager called 911, claiming she’d been in the restroom too long and assuming she was homeless. Wichita Falls police officers Daniel Wilson and Douglas Gulley responded; body cam footage shows Wilson choking, dragging, and hogtying Lang as they force her out of the restroom, into the restaurant, and into a patrol car — force the department later labeled “unnecessary and excessive”. Both officers left the Wichita Falls Police Department, with Wilson fired in November 2025 and Gulley resigning afterward. On May 6, 2026, the city finally released five angles of body cam and cruiser video from the arrest, and days later a grand jury indicted former officer Daniel Wilson over his actions in that McDonald’s bathroom. 🎥: Texoma's Homepage

584,766 views • 4 months ago

A Texas School Resource Officer slammed a teen into a school wall while in handcuffs on December 17, 2025, at Horn High School in Mesquite, Texas. This is not “classroom management” or “keeping order.” This is violent, state-sanctioned assault on a child.

A Texas School Resource Officer slammed a teen into a school wall while in handcuffs on December 17, 2025, at Horn High School in Mesquite, Texas. This is not “classroom management” or “keeping order.” This is violent, state-sanctioned assault on a child.

865,815 views • 9 months ago

The military admits they made a “mistake” brutally arresting my client Kareem El—a Black former Marine captain targeted. We don’t accept “mistake” as closure. We demand full accountability, policy changes to prevent this from happening to another innocent person. The Washington Post

The military admits they made a “mistake” brutally arresting my client Kareem El—a Black former Marine captain targeted. We don’t accept “mistake” as closure. We demand full accountability, policy changes to prevent this from happening to another innocent person. The Washington Post

732,070 views • 9 months ago

Deputy Huizar entered Adele Shirey’s home without a warrant, told her “I own your house right now,” and arrested her. Charges dropped. Now she’s suing. This is how we demand accountability.

Deputy Huizar entered Adele Shirey’s home without a warrant, told her “I own your house right now,” and arrested her. Charges dropped. Now she’s suing. This is how we demand accountability.

617,973 views • 9 months ago

New year, same mission: close the wealth gap. If you can find money for brunch, you can fund ownership. One investment check works while you sleep. Not get-rich-quick—get-free-slow. Stay consistent. 🎥: @smartmoneybrand

New year, same mission: close the wealth gap. If you can find money for brunch, you can fund ownership. One investment check works while you sleep. Not get-rich-quick—get-free-slow. Stay consistent. 🎥: @smartmoneybrand

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Makayla Rene Settles was 18 years old with a dream. She moved to California to live with her biological father and attend college. Two days later, he got her drunk and sexually assaulted her for four hours. She did everything right. She called for help. She went to the hospital that same night. She gave her statement to police. A rape kit was performed and his DNA was found inside of his own daughter. He was arrested that same night. Five months later, Makayla died by suicide. She could not carry the weight of what he did to her. Stephen Vincent Chavez is out on bail. His next court date is April 21st at the Ventura County Courthouse, Courtroom 14 at 8:30 AM. The Ventura County DA has signaled this case may not move forward because Makayla is no longer here to testify. Her statements are on record. The DNA is on record. Her family is demanding justice. Show up for Makayla. Contact the Ventura County DA Eric Nasarenko and demand this case goes to trial. 📍 Ventura County Courthouse 📅 April 21, 2026 | 8:30 AM | Courtroom 14 🎥: FOX 11 Los Angeles

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Makayla Rene Settles was 18 years old with a dream. She moved to California to live with her biological father and attend college. Two days later, he got her drunk and sexually assaulted her for four hours. She did everything right. She called for help. She went to the hospital that same night. She gave her statement to police. A rape kit was performed and his DNA was found inside of his own daughter. He was arrested that same night. Five months later, Makayla died by suicide. She could not carry the weight of what he did to her. Stephen Vincent Chavez is out on bail. His next court date is April 21st at the Ventura County Courthouse, Courtroom 14 at 8:30 AM. The Ventura County DA has signaled this case may not move forward because Makayla is no longer here to testify. Her statements are on record. The DNA is on record. Her family is demanding justice. Show up for Makayla. Contact the Ventura County DA Eric Nasarenko and demand this case goes to trial. 📍 Ventura County Courthouse 📅 April 21, 2026 | 8:30 AM | Courtroom 14 🎥: FOX 11 Los Angeles

336,929 views • 5 months ago