Join Radical Edward on the streets of Baton Rouge during the aftermath of the Alton Sterling murder, a man who was gunned down in his own neighborhood by 2 pigs: Howie Lake II and Blane Salamoni. Hundreds where arrested Over the 9th & 11th. On the 12th Edward makes light of a video jamming technology the Baton Rouge PD is using to prevent live streaming of protests. ON the 13th Edward goes Live from the Triple-S in Baton Rouge Louisiana site of the Alton Sterling murder. Anon Resistance covers what's going on and give you a real perspective of what's actually happening and what the community is really like when the police are not in their face. -Radical Edward
July 12th 2016
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July 12th 2016
From Radical Edward
Live from the Triple-S and Baton Rouge Louisiana site of the Alton Sterling murder. Anon Resistance covers what's going on and give you a real perspective of what's actually happening and what the community is really like when the police are not in their face.
Thanks to our activist on the ground for these exclusive photos and videos for this article.
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This article was originally published on the Anon Resistance News website (news.anonresistance.dx.am) and has been migrated to UnTelevised Media.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Who is Alton Sterling and why was he significant?
- Alton Sterling was a Black man shot and killed by Baton Rouge police officers Howie Lake II and Blane Salamoni on July 5, 2016, while selling CDs outside a convenience store. His death sparked widespread protests across Baton Rouge and the nation.
- What video jamming technology did Baton Rouge PD use?
- On July 12, 2016, Radical Edward documented technology used by the Baton Rouge Police Department that appeared designed to prevent live streaming of protests — potentially a cell signal jammer or stingray device.
- Where did the Alton Sterling shooting occur?
- Alton Sterling was shot and killed at the Triple-S convenience store in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Radical Edward later visited and livestreamed from that location on July 13th, providing community perspective.
- How many people were arrested during the Baton Rouge protests?
- Hundreds of protesters were arrested over the July 9th and 11th protests in Baton Rouge following the killing of Alton Sterling.