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Tarrant County, there's a new club coming to an establishment near you:
Drinking Liberally Riverside!
So many Democrats were already meeting here to connect and communicate that they decided to make it official. If you're ready for a group that is laid back but still discusses the important things over a good beverage, please head over to the Last Drop on the 3rd Monday of the month!
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Tarrant County has had 80 deaths in the jail since Sheriff Bill Waybourne took office. Most recently, there were 4 deaths within 11 days! Behind every number is a person, a life lost, a family with little to no answers, and our community calling for accountability. Enough is Enough.
The families of the victims deserve answers, they deserve respect, and they deserve independent investigations, just as every person in our county jails deserves dignity, access to medical and mental health care, and due process. The powerful reading of the names of the 80 victims read aloud at the community rally today spoke volumes to the lack of transparency the people of this county and their families have received. It is unacceptable, plain and simple.
These are senseless and preventable deaths.
It’s past time for new leadership in this county, so vote all the way down the ballot in November.
Every race matters. Every vote matters. Every life matters.
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Today at the Bastille Day Protest, TCDP Vice Chair Patrice Jones had the opportunity to speak with former Fort Worth Police Department Commander Antoine Williams.
Commander Williams isn’t just a retired 27-year law enforcement veteran—he’s also an uncle seeking answers. Last month, his nephew, Carl McCray, died while in the custody of the Tarrant County Jail. Carl was one of four Black men who died in the jail within just 10 days.
Today, Commander Williams stood alongside other grieving families and community members to demand what every family deserves: accountability, transparency, and justice.
No family should have to wonder how their loved one died while in government custody. We will continue to raise our voices until the truth is known and accountability is owned.
Justice for Carl McCray. Justice for every life lost in the Tarrant County Jail.
#VisitFortWorth #Accountability #Transparency #BastilleDay
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Say their names.
#NoMoreJailDeaths
#NotOneMore
#AccountabilityNow
#EnoughIsEnough
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TODAY!!! Join the Bastille Day Rally organized by The Justice Network of Tarrant County, Fort Worth Area Indivisible, Indivisible TX12, Progressive Women of Arlington, Good Trouble Lunch Bunch, and Texas Jail Project, as we gather at the Tarrant County Jail to stand for accountability, transparency, and basic human dignity! Enough is Enough!
🚨 Meet at the north side of the jail at 7:45 am. Rally begins at 8am. Hear from impacted families & the march to commissioners court will begin at 9 am, and consider speaking at commissioners court at 10am.
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