Policing in America and Deliberate Indifference

09/01/20 • 54 min

In this special edition bonus episode, Terence L. Shigg invites Shawn B. McCullers Esq. on the show to discuss policing and societies deliberate indifference to the problems facing Black people in America. Mr. Shigg and Mr. McCullers are both Black men and retired law enforcement officers with a unique perspective on policing. Mr. McCullers is a civil rights attorney and social justice advocate in Atlanta, Georgia. We discuss the 4th amendment, what to do if you are stopped by the police and the judicial system as a whole.

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Shawn B. McCullers Esq.00:00:08.000

So first off, just kind of go ahead and introduce yourself. What's happening folks, Sean mccullers, Esquire. I am an attorney, although that might shock So, former border patrol agent, US border patrol agent, and former federal Air Marshal. Now in retirement, political activists, social justice worker, and black man in the United States. Started in the projects now we hear I'm in Atlanta, Georgia. Anybody can use foundation teaches