killed by us law enforcement

STOLEN LIVES: KILLED BY U.S. LAW ENFORCEMENT
At least 376 people have been killed by North Carolina law enforcement since 1990
According to The Counted by The Guardian, at least 1,140 have been killed by police nationwide in 2015
Brian Burch
Brandon Burnett
Matthew Leon Burris
Patrick Tracy Burris
Talana Salissa Cain
Gerald “Tiny” Abney
Tino Coppotelli
Gilbert Alexander Barber
Francis Cortez
Charlie Crowder
Luke Cardenas
James Howard Allen
Otis C. Anderson
Ronald Dewey Anderson
Michael Harrison Andrews
Eric Jerome Barnes
Robert Lamont Barnes
Norman Barnette
James Monroe Barrett
Lashonda Ruth Belk
Brad Williams Benfield
Tommy Bennett
Ronald Mark Berry
Charles Biello
Jose Adan Cruz Ocampo
Daylon Cummings
Ronnie Dubose Carr
Hubert "Doug" Carrillo
Adam Wade Carter
Roger Anthony
Eric Randall Armstrong
Ronald H. Armstrong
Nyles Arrington
Thomas Austin, Jr
Lew Jessie Ayers
Guy Christopher Ayscue
Lonnie Badgett
Rex Jordan Bair
David Keith Baker
Wade Allen Baker
Edmond Banks
Ray Barber
Lavante Trevon Biggs
Carolyn Boetticher
Ronnie Boles
Jaime Bonilla
Terry Adam Boone
Eugene Allen Boseman
Tracy Daquan Bost
Garrett Nelson Brooks
Dion Julius Brown
Garfield Brown
Henry Brown
James Lewis Brown
James Richard Brown
Joseph Brown
Kenny Brown
LaQuan Brown
Lester Randolph Brown
William "Bud" Gordon
Brown, Jr
Marques Ra'Shawn Burnett
David Alan Buchanan
Roman Lee Drake
Bill Drye
Lee Dunn
Alan Edward Dunnagan
Laquinnis "Shawn" Dye
Michael Coleman Edinger
Alexander Ehrenburg
Jonathan Lee Cunningham
Geoffrey Keith Darwin
Alex Daughety
Jessie Davis
Reginald Lamont Epps
Jason Lee Evans
Jovon Antwan Evans
Michael Wade Evans
Monte Denard Evans
Terry Jackson Evans
Travis Faison
Amber Nashay Carter
Tameika Carter
Jimmy Dean Cash
Adrian Castaneda
Brent Taylor Catoe
Michael Clark
Kenmara Davis
Movell Davis
Everett Davisson
Ronteze DeLoatch
Kenneth B. Fennell
Danny David Ferguson
Grace Louise Denk
Tsombe Jashon Clark
Ronald Eugene Cobbs
Chester Coburn
Clyde Coffey
James Mark Coggins
Daniel Boyd Cole, Jr
Dallas Antwan Connor
Billy Ray Cook
Marcus Coppedge
Jonathan A. Ferrell
Akiel Denkins
Donna Dietz
Aaron Lorenzo Dorsey
Norman Randolph Dove, Jr
Janisha Fonville
Heather Fredell
Kennedy Frye
Arvie Lee "Man" Fudge III
Anthony Wayne Furr
Russell Hahnel
Lemuel Rufus Furr III
Sara Gaffney
Milton Gaines
Demonta Deshawn Gaither
Michael Tyrone Gallagher
Omar Garcia Fernandez
Ratmir Gasanov
Brian Gentry
Lee Aaron Gerston
Stephen Ryan Gibson
Kenneth Glaze
Lethaniel Lee Glenn, Jr
Sherman Angelo Glenn
Shawn Lee Gordon
Lawrence Edward Graham
III
Donald Clarke Grant
General Martin Grant
Billy Ray Greene
Angie Hall
James Hamrick
Maurice Antonio Harden
Gregory Daquan Harris
Vinson Harris
Cornelius Pierre Harrison
Larry Darnell Harrison, Jr
Reagan Hartley
Dylan William Hartsfield
Darrell Haymon
Batrone Jermal Hedgepeth
Jerry Hendricks
Gregory Keith Hensley
Joseph Lynn Henson
Jose Ernesto HernandezNavarrete
David Scott Herring
Ronald Hewett
Michael Lashon Honey
Floyd Houser
Dominique Hurtt
Christopher Ingle
Jazzman Vontrazc Jacobs
Clayton Early James
Samuel John Jarolim
William Lewis
Sandy James McCall
Danny Thomas McCorey
Clay Lickteig
Melissa Anne Jenkins
Danny Johnson
David Johnson
Javan Hezekiah Johnson
Shannon Johnson
William Mark Jones
Damon Kearns
Angealize Kendall
Terrance Kennedy
Earlie Lee Kepley, Jr
Michael Anthony Kerr
Timothy Shyler Kincaid
Adrian Eugene King
Carl Devince King
Robert Wickson King
John Livingston
Kevin Loftin
Adam Daniel Lopp
Linsay Erin Lunsford
Maggie Rose Lunsford
Dimarkchrisy Eddie Majors
Neil Howard Manson
Christopher Mason McCray
Anthony Lee McDonald
Ashley Brent McDowell
George McEachin
Phillipe E. McIver
Richard McKinnon
Deldrick Montez McMillan
Stefan McMinn
Shaqur McNair
Tylek McNair
Johnny Ray McNeal
Malachiah McQueen
Anthony Desean Meeks
Andrew J. Michaelis
Christina Yoryea Michailidis
Patrick Howell
Alexander Jamar Marion
Max Cocheta Martin
Martin Martinez
Antoinette Griffin
Christian Leshawn Griggs
Daryl Howerton
Allen Scott Grimes
Joey Grindstaff
Kevin Dejon Grissett
Robert C. Guy
Nijza Lamar Hagans
Derek Shannon Haithcock
Montez Dewayne Hambric
Jesus Huerta
Penny Sue Huskey
Ike Hutcherson
Lisa Knelson
Lorenzo Knights-McWhite
Shannon Knox
Wanda Finch Knox
Andrew Mark Krolikowski
Tobias Lampkin
Michael Deangelo Laney
Kashawn Leonard
Navon L. Ligon
Hugh Locklear
Kim Lee Long
Harry Luther Lowman, Jr
Charles McBennett
Matthew McCain
Clay Crawford McCall
Alexis Lee McCathan
Shon Demetrious McClain
Dewann Christopher
McCollum
Antonio Miller
Jeremy Mills
Spencer Rollins Mims III
Raymond Miracle, Jr
Jason Ray Monroe
Donald Ray Moore
Misty Michelle Mullins
Scott William Muntz
Delicia C. Myers
Clarence Douglas Phillips
Lacy Pickens III
William Dean Poole
Antonio Latuanee Pryce
Devon Mitchell
Mark Lewis Salazar
John Settlemyer
Erica Stevenson
Darryl Turner
Peyton Strickland
Kenneth Suggs
John Velandra
Betty Diane Sexton
Dallas Shatley
Cedric R. Sheppard
Ian Sherrod
Elizabeth Ann Shipman
Michael Blake Sipes
Takim Skipper
David Wayne Summers
Ronald Surrett
Burnette Taylor
Sidney Templeton
Ronald M. Teu
Devon Thomas
Heather Benton Przasnyski
James Ransom
James Russell Moore
John Lindsey Myers
Joel Vance Nash
Tywain Neal
Quentin Maurice Reed
John Regan
Samuel Reyes Uscanga
Nicola Richardson
David Scott Ridge
Bradley Thomas Rives
Leeanna Codespot Newman
Sakhar Williye Robinson
Timothy Wayne Newton
Shatona Evette Robinson
Channing Eugene Nicholson
Tevin Robinson
Keith Vidal
Chieu-di Thi Vo
Bobby Troledge Norris
Teyreze Odoms
Rigoberto Olvera
Anthony Ray Osburn
Declan Owen
Jerry Lee Pace, Jr
Arthur Page
James Edward Page
Tony Rochelle
Brandon Devone Smith
Clarence Smith, Jr
Tarik Kondwani Rodgers
Courtland Benjamin Smith
Esteban J. Smith
Kevin Donald Smith
Marcus Snead
Richard Lee Snouffer II
John Bonnell Snyder
Ronald Roland
Christian Welland Rook
Travis Nevelle Page
James Paschal, Sr
James Paschal, Jr
Yalonda Patterson
Warnie Patton
Irene Pearson
Joseph Cameron Pence
Saul Perez
Michael Neal Peters
Antoine Scott Peterson
Alecyn E. Ross
Gary Rummer
Alan Joseph Rushton
Richard Glenn Sachariat, Jr
Thomas Jeffery Sadler
Zenon San Martin Ramirez
Angel Luis Santana
Drew Marian Spencer
Joe Spruill, Jr
Bruce Dean Stafford
Bryan Augustus "Fluke"
Stallings
Walter Garland Steele III
Mitchell Allen Street
Lori Ann Strickland Hopper
Allan Stroud
Maynard Paul Thomas
Jerome Maurice Thompkins
Derek Deandre Walker
Calvin Thompson
Jaquaz Walker
Deion Montell Thompson
Michael Walker, Jr
Sandy Shaw Walker
Alton Lawrence Walters
Randy Michael Warren
David McMillan Watkins, Jr
Rodney Watson
Paul Thompson, Jr
Stephen Scott Thornton
Keyjuantas Devance Tims
Kenneth Shawn Todd
Tallas Tomeny
Ricky Junior Toney
Gregory Paul Townsend
John P. Traub
Christopher Dean Trivett
Mitchell Allen Trivette
Paul Vang
Montrez Javon Virgil
John Cecil Wainwright
Matthew Paul West
Daquan Antonio Westbrook
Timothy Carl Whaley
Troy David Whisnant
Florence White
Tamara Lou White
Aaron Winchester
Joe Wheeler
Kimberly Dawn Whitworth
LaKenya Latrice Winchester Devaron Ricardo Wilburn
Darryl C. Wiggins
Daniel Michael Wilkerson
Jeffery Clyde Wilkes
Emile Baptist Williams
Jashavius Everick Williams
LaReko A. Williams
Darryl Woodall, Jr
Kadaufei Worley
Reginald Lee Witcher
Austin James Zundel
Call for Volunteers for the Stolen Lives Project
The mission of the Stolen Lives Project is to
assemble national documentation of people
killed by U.S. law enforcement agents from
1990 to the present. Due to the fact that there
had not been any federal accounting of police
killings made available to the public, those
who worked with the national grassroots
organization October 22 Coalition to Stop
Police Brutality, Repression and the
Criminalization of a Generation decided in
1996 to conduct our own documentation.
Through grassroots efforts, the second
edition of the book Stolen Lives: Killed by Law
Enforcement was published by Seven Stories
Press in 1999, which documented over 2,000
cases in the 1990s nationally. The pages of
this book are available as PDFs on the Stolen
Lives website (stolenlives.org).
Since the publication of the book, local and
national documentation has been unevenly
updated and produced in different read-only
forms across the country. Plans are currently
underway to bring the Stolen Lives Project
online as a searchable database. As with past
attempts to gather national documentation,
the most enormous hurdle is consistent datagathering across the country. Anyone who
can help with the research and
documentation will contribute greatly to
realizing the goal of bringing the Stolen Lives
Project online in a more useable and
accessible form.
If you would like to help in any way, please
contact [email protected].
See below for different ways one can help.
For more information, visit the website at
stolenlives.org or
www.facebook.com/StolenLivesProject.
Below are some explanations and ideas for what needs to and could be done to
move ahead in updating the national documentation for the Stolen Lives Project
and getting an accessible database online.
 Conduct research. Most volunteers prefer to research local cases, but you can
also help to provide a more complete national picture by focusing your
research on one of the states for which no one is currently documenting
incidents of police killings or for which there is obvious missing data. There are
different parts or steps to the documentation process, so taking up any one of
the parts is a step forward:
o Search for articles and other sources and forward the link and text for
someone else to enter the data. There are also existing sources with data
that can be mined (e.g.: Wikipedia entry on police killings in the U.S.,
Killedbypolice.net, etc.).
o Enter existing accumulated data without having to have to read articles or
write up descriptions.
o Fact-check data already entered.
o If you work in academia or in the research field, create or coordinate a
project for students or researchers to conduct the research and datagathering.

Write the stories. There is a growing collection of sources for Stolen Lives cases
without a summary. Read through all the articles, posts, testimonies, etc. about
the circumstances in which the individual was killed and compose a short
narrative to represent the Stolen Life. You can also help review and edit stories
that have been written to ensure accuracy and consistency.

Code the website and/or consult on database engineering, web accessibility for
people with disabilities, interface design, etc.

Contribute financially. Fund an internship or a research project through which
someone could be compensated for committing hours a week to data entry or
editing. If you cannot offer funding yourself, organize a fundraiser or assist in
grant-writing. Once the online database is ready to launch, it will need
dedicated funding to maintain.

Get the word out. Organize an event at which attendees can be introduced to
the Stolen Lives Project and what it entails. Make copies of this Call for
Volunteers and distribute it to friends, colleagues, neighbors.

Attend and document vigils for Stolen Lives and the annual October 22nd
National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and the
Criminalization of a Generation. Support families destroyed by police violence
and stand with them in the fight for justice.
For any questions or to ensure there isn’t redundancy in working on any of the above, please contact [email protected]