Kevin Nash has voiced his anger over the brutal manslaughter of Andrew Brown Jr. The former wrestler turned actor has asked for a veil of transparency in the case, as he feels many facts have yet to be answered.
Kevin Nash expressed his disappointment after police gunned down Andrew Brown Jr. in front of his house. The charges made against Jr. are of narcotics.
Police officers drove to Brown’s house on the pretense of subduing him and ended up killing him. Nash in light of this incident tweeted a post that said, “The execution of Andrew Brown Jr. has lead to three officers going on leave. And a few others quitting or retiring.”
Andrew Brown was executed. 10 officers have either been put on leave,quit or retired. It's been 50 years since the FBI were called to Mississippi for Civil Rights violations. Mississippi Burning. This is a travesty. North Carolina step up. Transparency is a must.
— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) April 28, 2021
“The last time that the FBI showed up in Mississippi, the infamous Burning was taking place. Nothing has changed since then no change has come about” said Nash.
Nash has spoken out in a similar on other cases where the rights of African-American did not receive consideration from the cops. The other cases talked about Rodney King and George Floyd, both of whom became victims of police aggression.
Kevin Nash: A supporter of the Black Lives Matter movement
Kevin Nash has always been a huge supporter of the Black Lives Matter movement and has used his voiced to call for the justice to be given in the case of Andrew Brown Jr.
His advocacy of such cases has made him a target for certain people. These people believe the police to have acted according to the rules instilled in them at the police academy.
Many Nash fans would also fall in this category of fans. They would want to side their race in the cliched ‘White’s vs Blacks’ debate. Though Nash gives a patient hearing to both sides, he knows people like Floyd, King and Brown Jr. have done no wrong.
Yet they received such a brutal death at the hands of those who swore to protect them. Therefore Kevin Nash will continue his walk of justice for them.
