CABOVILLAS RESPOND AND RUMORS OF AN ARREST
Good Morning, everyone. Thanks for continuing to sign and share the petition. Also, as I’ve stated, the best way to keep up with the petition/updates is to check your email. The main page of the petition was written way before we made any progress on getting justice for Shanquella. So, some of the people we initially contacted, we are no longer contacting. However, from day one the petition included the PJGE and everyone was told to contact them. Now, the attorney General Daniel del la rosa Anaya has responded and mentioned the arrest warrant. Furthermore, from day one the FBI field office of Charlotte, North Carolina was added, and they now have an active investigation as well. So, yes, some contacts no longer need to be contacted because progress has been made, but there are additional contacts. When you first start a petition to get justice, you put pressure on different people to get things going. So, I hope that clears up that.
Also, I'm always open to suggestions and new people that we should contact. For example, I added the flyers from another organization, 'United Freedom' to this petition. We are all in this together with a common goal. So, hopefully we can all work together towards that goal.
Online protests are different, and it involves putting pressure on people via calls, emails and social media.
Moreover, CaboVillas responded, and I posted their response on Twitter @ForShanquella.
Furthermore, there are rumors of Daejhanae Jackson being arrested, however, there isn't 100% of that yet. The only mainstream news that has reported on it, is Yahoo.com
However, there is proof that there is an arrest warrant or that one was requested.
Now Interpol, the FBI and the OIA need to do their part:
Here is some contact information for the FBI field office in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Contact their Media Coordinator: Public Affairs Specialist Shelley Lynch
Email her at: slynch@fbi.gov
Also, call the FBI Charlotte, North Carolina field office (704) 672-6100
Lastly, the OIA is focused on keeping Americans safe at home and abroad by ensuring criminals are held accountable for their actions regardless of where in the world they may be hiding. As DOJ’s nerve center for international criminal law enforcement coordination, OIA’s efforts in pursuit of this aim are carried out through five principal works streams: extradition and removal of fugitives, transfer of sentenced persons, international evidence gathering, providing legal advice to DOJ leadership and prosecutors, and international relations and treaty matters.
Extradition and Removal of Fugitives: OIA plays a central role in apprehending and returning fugitives to justice so that they may be held accountable for their crimes. Using all the legal tools at its disposal —extradition, deportation, and other lawful measures — OIA works with domestic and foreign partners to extradite or lawfully remove criminals sought for prosecution in the United States or abroad for a wide variety of offenses, including violent crime.
Their Twitter is @TheJusticeDept - Telephone (202) 514–0000.- After Hours Telephone (202) 514-5000
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