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RT America -- July 7, 2016

Published 8 Jul, 2016 17:10

Philando Castile’s mother: ‘He lived by the law but died by the law’ 
RT America’s Anya Parampil reports live from outside the Minnesota governor’s mansion, where she observes that the feeling of the people is “tired, tired of having to say they demand justice” for cases of police misconduct. Parampil speaks with members of the school Castile worked at, one of whom called him “Mr. Rogers with dreadlocks.”


Philando Castile & Alton Sterling killings unjustified; neither presented threat – former cop 
The recent spate of high-profile police killings of black men has led to mass protests. But given that both Alton Sterling and Philando Castile were both armed at the time of their deaths, how were the police supposed to act in each situation? It doesn’t justify things, says retired DC police officer Ronald Hampton, as neither of the individuals had been presenting a threat to the officers lives. Hampton sits down with RT America’s Manila Chan to discuss,

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