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DESCRIPTION:Murdered by OPD 12 years ago today\nBeloved Community\,\nTomorr
 ow Oakland City Council will vote on a resolution Honoring the Life of Ala
 n Dwayne Blueford\, who was murdered by Oakland Police Department 12 years
  ago today on May 6\, 2012 at the age of only 18-years-old. His mother\, a
 nd our sister in struggle\, Jeralynn Blueford\, is calling on us to show u
 p in support.\nWe are asking you to show up tomorrow\, Tuesday\, May 7 at 
 city hall to help this family\, forever-impacted by OPD’s terror\, continu
 e to fight for Alan and his legacy.\n\nWHAT: Support Oakland Resolution Ho
 noring the Life of Alan Dwayne Blueford\nWHEN: Tuesday\, May 7 at 3:30 pm
 \nWHERE: In person at City Hall (1 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza\, 3rd Floor\, Oakl
 and\, CA 94612) or online on Zoom\n\nAll public speakers must submit a spe
 aker card before the meeting. Members of the public must (1) Visit the Cit
 y Of Oakland meeting calendar webpage (2) Click the hyperlink labeled â€˜e
 Commentâ€™ in the far right column of the meeting you wish to participate\
 , (You will be redirected to the specific meeting webpage)\; and (3) Regis
 ter to â€˜Sign In To Speakâ€™ for agenda item 5.8\nFor more instructions\,
  please refer to the meeting agenda\n\nSign up to Speak\nDownload the Meet
 ing Agenda\nOn May 6\, 2012\, then Oakland Police Department Officer Migue
 l Masso â€” a transplant from New York with a history of violence — rollle
 d up in the nighttime hours\, in an unmarked car with his lights off\, on 
 three young African-American men in deep East Oakland. Alan Blueford\, a h
 igh school student with a 3.0 GPA\, and two friends were walking to the co
 rner store to grab a few snacks while they waited for their ride home. Off
 icer Miguel Masso jumped out of the car\, never asking for names or identi
 fication. He immediately threw one of the boys down on the curb.\nTerrifie
 d\, the teenagers asked\, “What did we do?* Masso grabbed a second youth b
 y the shoulder\, pushing him forcefully against the fence and twisted his 
 arm behind his back. Masso kept shouting and roughing them up. None of the
  children were placed under arrest or read their rights.\nAlan started to 
 walk away. Masso vigorously ran toward him. Alan ran\, Masso gave chase. A
 ccording to witness statements\, Alan was yelling at the top of his lungs\
 , “I didn’t do anything!” At this point\, Masso turned off his lapel camer
 a\, chased Alan for five blocks\, and shot him in the chest three times\, 
 as he lay on his back in the driveway of a residential home.\nMasso would 
 later claim to both the police and the press that Alan had shot him in the
  foot to explain the wound he was discovered to have. This claim proved to
  be false. A police investigation revealed that Masso had in fact shot him
 self. However\, that initial lie interrupted what would have been swift an
 d immediate outrage from the Oakland community. As a result\, Jeralynn and
  her husband (Alan Sr.)\, would spend the next few years not only demandin
 g justice for their son\, but also trying to clear his soiled name. Meanwh
 ile OPD and its association did everything it could to defend MAsso and co
 ver up the evidence of his vile transgression.\nDespite this litany of egr
 egious behavior and attempts at cover up – the Blueford family was awarded
  one of the smallest settlements in the history of Oakland for the murder 
 and slander of their son. But they have never stopped fighting.\n\nFightin
 g for Alan and for any family that finds themselves in this exclusive club
  no one wants to join.\nWe are asking you to show up tomorrow and help the
 m continue to fight for Alan\, his legacy and all those impacted by the vi
 olence of the Oakland Police Department and the State. Fight for those who
  have not yet been impacted but one day may consider it luck to be a â€œsu
 rvivorâ€�\, like myself. Fight so that this never happens again. Fight for
  all of our sakes and in the many names of too many ancestors slain by law
  enforcement in America.\nJoin us tomorrow to scream â€œJustice for Alan B
 luefordâ€�! Letâ€™s get this day passed for Alan\, his family and all of u
 s.\nIn service and solidarity\,\nCat Brooks\nAnti Police-Terror Project
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240507T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240507T170000
LOCATION:Oakland City Hall or Zoom @ 1 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza\, 3rd Floor\, O
 akland\, CA 94612
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SUMMARY:Support Oakland Resolution Honoring the Life of Alan Dwayne Bluefor
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 ago today</p>\n<p>Beloved Community\,</p>\n<p>Tomorrow Oakland City Counci
 l will vote on a resolution Honoring the Life of Alan Dwayne Blueford\, wh
 o was murdered by Oakland Police Department 12 years ago today on May 6\, 
 2012 at the age of only 18-years-old. His mother\, and our sister in strug
 gle\, Jeralynn Blueford\, is calling on us to show up in support.</p>\n<p>
 <b>We are asking you to show up tomorrow\, Tuesday\, May 7 at city hall to
  help this family\, forever-impacted by OPD’s terror\, continue to fight f
 or Alan and his legacy.<br />\n</b><br />\n<b>WHAT:</b> Support Oakland Re
 solution Honoring the Life of Alan Dwayne Blueford<br />\n<b>WHEN: </b>Tue
 sday\, May 7 at 3:30 pm<br />\n<b>WHERE: </b>In person at City Hall (1 Fra
 nk H. Ogawa Plaza\, 3rd Floor\, Oakland\, CA 94612) or <a href='https://cl
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 v>\n<p>On May 6\, 2012\, then Oakland Police Department Officer Miguel Mas
 so â€” a transplant from New York with a history of violence — rollled up 
 in the nighttime hours\, in an unmarked car with his lights off\, on three
  young African-American men in deep East Oakland. Alan Blueford\, a high s
 chool student with a 3.0 GPA\, and two friends were walking to the corner 
 store to grab a few snacks while they waited for their ride home. Officer 
 Miguel Masso jumped out of the car\, never asking for names or identificat
 ion. He immediately threw one of the boys down on the curb.</p>\n<p>Terrif
 ied\, the teenagers asked\, “What did we do?* Masso grabbed a second youth
  by the shoulder\, pushing him forcefully against the fence and twisted hi
 s arm behind his back. Masso kept shouting and roughing them up. None of t
 he children were placed under arrest or read their rights.</p>\n<p><b>Alan
  started to walk away. Masso vigorously ran toward him. Alan ran\, Masso g
 ave chase. According to witness statements\, Alan was yelling at the top o
 f his lungs\, “<i>I didn’t do anything!</i>” At this point\, Masso turned 
 off his lapel camera\, chased Alan for five blocks\, and shot him in the c
 hest three times\, as he lay on his back in the driveway of a residential 
 home.</b></p>\n<p>Masso would later claim to both the police and the press
  that Alan had shot him in the foot to explain the wound he was discovered
  to have. This claim proved to be false. A police investigation revealed t
 hat Masso had in fact shot himself. However\, that initial lie interrupted
  what would have been swift and immediate outrage from the Oakland communi
 ty. As a result\, Jeralynn and her husband (Alan Sr.)\, would spend the ne
 xt few years not only demanding justice for their son\, but also trying to
  clear his soiled name. Meanwhile OPD and its association did everything i
 t could to defend MAsso and cover up the evidence of his vile transgressio
 n.</p>\n<p>Despite this litany of egregious behavior and attempts at cover
  up – the Blueford family was awarded one of the smallest settlements in t
 he history of Oakland for the murder and slander of their son. <b>But they
  have never stopped fighting.<br />\n</b><br />\nFighting for Alan and for
  any family that finds themselves in this exclusive club no one wants to j
 oin.</p>\n<p><b>We are asking you to show up tomorrow and help them contin
 ue to fight for Alan\, his legacy and all those impacted by the violence o
 f the Oakland Police Department and the State. </b>Fight for those who hav
 e not yet been impacted but one day may consider it luck to be a â€œsurviv
 orâ€�\, like myself. Fight so that this never happens again. Fight for all
  of our sakes and in the many names of too many ancestors slain by law enf
 orcement in America.<br />\nJoin us tomorrow to scream â€œJustice for Alan
  Bluefordâ€�! Letâ€™s get this day passed for Alan\, his family and all of
  us.</p>\n<p>In service and solidarity\,</p>\n<p>Cat Brooks<br />\nAnti Po
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