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Incendiary tweets, march on police precinct mark anniversary of Ramarley Graham shooting

Tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary of the death of Ramarley Graham, who was shot by New York City police in the bathroom of his grandmother’s house following what police say was a drug sale. Graham’s family has filed suit against the city.

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Occupy and other citizens groups marked the anniversary today by marching from the home where Graham was killed to the city’s 47th Precinct. Others posted tweets with the #RamarleyGraham hashtag, and few had kind words for the police.

https://twitter.com/debragood/status/297798756290674688

Ostensibly about justice for Graham, the protest also included talk of revolution.

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