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As protests continue over the Joshua Samaroo and Kaia Sealy case, local entertainers have begun to use their social media platforms to speak out over what they have described as an injustice.
Protests have been led by Alyssa Phillip, Sealy’s former schoolmate, since February, days after the January 20 police-involved shooting and confrontation. Since then, the action has mushroomed and gained momentum following the announcement of criminal charges to be laid against Sealy, including manslaughter arising out of Samaroo’s death.
The decision sent shockwaves throughout some quarters of the country.
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