October 8. 2019

Joshua Brown

Police have identified three suspects in the shooting death of 28-year-old Joshua Brown, the main witness against Dallas police officer, Amber Guyger, 30, in the shooting death of choir leader and financial analyst, Botham Jean, 26. Brown lived in the same apartment building as Jean and Guyger when the incident occurred.

Brown heard Guyger arguing with Jean, after she burst into his apartment and shot him to death, later claiming she mistook his place for her own, which is one floor below, didn't have a welcome mat or the same unit number. Before Guyger illegally entered Jean's apartment, she was receiving and sending sexually explicit text messages to her boyfriend, who is a married police officer.

Botham Jean

Brown's recollection of the incident contradicts Guyger's and aided in the guilty conviction in the criminal case against the trigger happy, proven racist, who had slurred and mocked the late, great Martin Luther King Jr, who died a similar death to Jean. Brown was slated to testify in the civil case filed by Jean's family against the Dallas Police Department and Guyger, who was fired for her criminal conduct. However, he was shot to death in a parking lot near his apartment.

Now a man who was not called a drug dealer before, is being labeled as such, with the Dallas Police Department stating his death was a drug deal gone bad. They are even accusing him of shooting first, hitting one of the suspects in the chest, who required medical attention. 20-year-old Jacquerious Mitchell is the suspect who was shot in the chest and rushed to the hospital by the two other suspects, Thaddeous Charles Green, 22, and Michael Diaz Mitchell, 32.

Amber Guyger

Jacquerious Mitchell is in police custody. Thaddeous Charles Green and Michael Diaz Mitchell, have fled Texas and are wanted by police in connection with the Brown shooting. The Dallas Police Department are denying any involvement in the Brown shooting and made the denial in response to many people on social networking, blogs, radio, television and in print, offering their opinions on the matter, in blaming the authorities.

Even the New York Post published an article implying the police had something to do with Brown's murder, as he was about to testify against them in the civil case that is expected to cost the city millions of dollars. Brown was shot at a strip club in 2018, in an incident that left another man dead (Nicholas Shaquan Diggs). Brown was set to testify in that case as well.

The Dallas Police Department's Twitter page

Dallas Police recently stated that many tips led them to search Brown's apartment, where they found 12 pounds of marijuana, 149 grams of THC cartridges and more than $,4000 in cash. The lawyer for Jean's family,  Lee Merritt is not comfortable with the strange things that have occurred (neither are millions of people watching these interconnected cases unfolded). CBS News is reporting, "Merritt and others have called for an outside agency to investigate Brown's death." Indeed, the whole thing is suspect.

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Police identify 3 suspects linked to slain witness Joshua Brown

October 8, 2019 / 9:27 PM / CBS News - n who contacted Brown to buy the drugs, according to police. Mitchell said Green and Brown were talking when the conversation escalated into a physical confrontation. During the dispute, Brown shot Jacquerious Mitchell and Green shot Brown, killing him, according to Jacquerious Mitchell's account. Mitchell said he was driven to a hospital before the other two suspects fled.

Dallas Police said "numerous tips" led them to search Brown's apartment, where they confiscated 12 pounds of marijuana, 149 grams of THC cartridges and more than $4,000 in cash.

Brown was concerned for his safety and didn't want to testify in the Guyger trial because he believed he had been targeted in a previous November 2018 shooting, according to his family lawyer, Lee Merritt. The shooting at a Dallas strip club last year left Brown wounded and killed Nicholas Shaquan Diggs, reports CBS Dallas-Fort Worth...

https://www.cbsnews.com

Slain witness Joshua Brown was expected to testify in lawsuit against Dallas police

October 7, 2019 | 10:04am - The Dallas man who was murdered shortly after providing key testimony in the trial against killer cop Amber Guyger was set to take the stand in a civil lawsuit against the police department, according to a report. Joshua Brown, 28, who was victim Botham Jean’s neighbor, was shot to death Friday night in an ambush outside his apartment in a Dallas neighborhood, according to police. No suspects have been arrested in the slaying.

“To have a key witness suddenly be killed is suspicious. Was this related to the trial? There is no clear indication,” attorney Lee Merritt, who represents the Jean family, told CBS News. Brown’s death came days after Guyger was convicted of fatally shooting 26-year-old Jean, who she believed was an intruder when she mistakenly entered his apartment instead of her own...

https://nypost.com

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