Black Mom’s Sister Was Shot By Secret Service: It Was A Cover Up

Retired New York Police Department Sergeant Valarie Carey has been fighting for justice for her sister, Miriam Carey, since 2013, when law enforcement shoot the dental hygienist 26 times when she drove into a restricted area outside the US Capitol. Miriam’s baby was in the car when she was killed.

Carey, who joined New anomaly along with Adell Coleman, co-host and executive producer of the Say their Name podcast, told host Molly Jong-Fast that the irony of her job and the circumstances of her sister’s death did not affected by her.

“I know the protocol, and for my sister to be unjustly killed by law enforcement and I’m a retired sergeant, it’s been difficult, needless to say,” she said in Sunday bonus episode.

She called her sister’s handling of the case a “cover-up,” telling Molly that “no grand jury” had been convened to investigate her sister’s death and that there was no name for her. which officer is disclosed.

She is also uneasy with the conspiracy theories simmering around her sister’s death because of what she sees as a lack of transparency from the agency involved.

“It’s kind of worrisome to me because in this day and age, with the internet, everything goes online, they can live there forever,” she said.

She also shared, as a retired police officer, what police officers can do to hold accountable instead of blindly defending themselves in the event they kill a Black person. She also said that departments may have a more “rigorous vetting” process when it comes to hiring.

Carey says her sister’s death was one of many reasons why.

“How do you shoot an unarmed woman in the back over and over again? There is no justification for that,” she said.

Also on the pod, Molly and co-host Andy Levy talk about why Ted Cruz is so full of vaccine crap — no one hugs him as much as he says he does — and listen to clips of Don Jr telling protect his father, whom he strangely calls “Trump”.

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