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@DesisRisingUp
Desis Rising Up & Moving is a community social justice organization of working-class South Asians & Indo-Caribbeans
Feb 4 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
BREAKING: Last night, NYPD released bodyworn camera (BWC) footage of Officer Tyree White shooting 22-year-old Jabez Chakraborty in his home in front of his family on January 26. Today we heard the release of the 911 call.

In response, the Chakraborty family issued the following statement:Image “We viewed the body cam footage released yesterday evening from the hospital room of our son who is currently in handcuffs, leg cuffs, and recovering from multiple gunshot wounds. We have endured the past week with immense psychological pressure. Our priority for this past week has been the recovery of our son and making sure his health does not deteriorate. But the speed and intensity with which everything has moved has been overwhelming. We wish we had more time to process as a family, to understand everything that is happening around us, and the time to view the footage as a family before it was released.
Jan 30 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
BREAKING: In response to the brutal NYPD shooting of their son and brother, 22-year-old Jabez Chakraborty on Monday, January 26th, the Chakraborty family issued the following statement:

We are shocked and outraged by the NYPD’s treatment of our son and brother, Jabez Chakraborty, and our family. We called for help. We called 911 for an ambulance to provide medical attention for our son, who was in emotional distress. We did not call the police. Instead of medical responders, the NYPD arrived and shot our son multiple times right in front of us. As our son was being shot, we were terrified that what happened to Win Rozario was going to happen to Jabez.Image After shooting our son, the NYPD demanded we give them our phones and passwords, threatening us to comply. While our son lay shot on the floor, the NYPD acted like ICE, interrogating us on what country we were from, when we last visited, and whether our daughter was born here.
We were not allowed to go to the hospital with our son but instead forced to the precinct, where NYPD officers interrogated and detained us. The NYPD treated us cruelly when we didn’t even know if our son was alive.