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A man who, according to the police, was one of many to have blocked Interstate 459 last week in protest after the murder by an emerald Fitzgerald officer. " EJ "Bradford Jr. was arrested Sunday at the Riverchase Galleria.
Mark Myles, 36, was arrested Sunday afternoon on a pending warrant when officers spotted him at the mall. The event organizer, Carlos Chaverst Jr., said that Myles was at the mall "watching closely," but said that no event was planned for the mall Sunday.
Hoover City officials confirm that Myles was arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct – a misdemeanor – as part of protests that took place Tuesday night in the city. That night, more than 100 demonstrators angry at Fitzgerald "EJ" Bradford Jr. fell on two Hoover companies and briefly shut down the highway.
Promising to demonstrate every night, a caravan of dozens of vehicles arrived en masse at Walmart on Highway 150 toward 20 hours. Police officers from Hoover, Vestavia Hills and Alabaster, as well as Jefferson County sheriff assistants, were in the company and accompanied the protesters as they chanted and paraded in the store
Leaving Walmart, the group walked up to Buffalo Wild Wings, where he also entered this venture and sought justice for the death of Bradford, killed by a Hoover police officer.
The caravan then took the protest on Interstate 459 and then on the highway. 150 and moving slowly, with the hazard warning lights on, towards the Interstate 65 interchange. At that time, a much smaller group got out of their vehicle, remained on the roadway and continued demonstrating.
Police blocked Hoover entrances to I-459 during the protest. Dozens of lawmen, some on SUV police footsteps, gathered at the scene and eventually dispersed the crowd. The city brought several big wreckers and protesters were informed that they were not coming out of the roadway, their cars would be towed and they would be stopped.
The protesters say that it is the police and not them who shut the road.
The shooting took place at 9:52 pm. On November 22, police reported that Bradford and at least one of his friends, 18-year-old Brian Wilson, were involved in an altercation with another group, including 20-year-old Erron Brown.
According to the authorities, Brown shot Wilson and fled the scene. Two Hoover police officers were nearby and one of them shot Bradford while he was holding up a handgun. Bradford was pronounced dead on the spot.
Brown's lawyer, Charles Salvagio, said that all the men involved knew each other. He claimed that Brown was guilty of no crime.
Previous demonstrations took place at the Galleria, at Hoover Town Hall, at Sam's Club, at the home of Hoover Mayor Frank Brocato, and at Renaissance Ross Bridge. They are calling for the release of the video of the deadly shooting – part of which has already been viewed by Bradford family lawyers – and also want the officer who shot Bradford to face criminal charges.
"The city of Hoover threw Chaverst said Sunday night as a result of Myles' arrest." Someone called me and said I was not safe. had accusations, but I did not know anyone else. "
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A 48-year-old woman from Vestavia Hills – Anne Susan Diprizio was apprehended by someone who allegedly passed Christmas ornaments in front of the Hoover City Hall. in the traffic. Authorities claim that Diprizio was also in circulation in the United States of America 31 and had been trying to climb on the hood of a vehicle while claiming that she was "going to stop traffic up". 39, that justice be done to EJ ".
Diprizio was also charged with disorderly conduct. She and Myles are the first two people arrested in protests against Bradford's death. Hoover officials did not say who or how many people had outstanding warrants for the protests.
