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Telling Sangamon County Sheriff’s Deputy Sean Grayson, “I rebuke in the name of Jesus,” was like showing Count Dracula a Holy Cross.
The words “rebuke” and “Jesus” in the same sentence to Sheriff Deputy Sean Grayson was like sprinkling “Holy Water” on the Devil. Those words triggered the inner Devil inside Grayson to commit murder. Increasingly, gang members inside police departments are joyfully murdering African Americans.
On July 06, Sonya Massey called the Sheriff’s Office for help. Massey thought she heard someone prowling in her backyard. About fifteen minutes after calling for help, psycho cop Sean Grayson entered Massey’s home and shot her dead in the face. The Sangamon County Sheriff hired Sean Grayson despite his two previous DUI convictions.
Former Sangamon County Sheriff Deputy Sean Grayson Killed Sonya Massey For Using The Name of Jesus
The vicious Deputy has worked for six different police departments in Illinois over the past four years. Sean Grayson worked full-time for two Sheriff’s offices for over 24 months. Grayson also worked full-time for a local police department and part-time for three other police departments.
Deputy Grayson told Ms. Massey he wanted to shoot her, then carried out his threat and shot Ms. Massey in the face.
After killing Ms. Massey, Grayson, his on-scene partner, and a supervisor went straight into cover-up mode. They claimed Ms. Massey suffered from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
After Sheriff Deputy Sean Grayson and his partner checked the victim’s yard for suspicious activity and found nothing out of place, they knocked on Ms. Massey’s door.
An Encounter With The Devil
Massey, who is Black, stalled for a while before opening her door to Grayson and his partner, who are both white men. The deputies questioned Massey about what took her so long to open the door. She told them she had to put on some clothes. Ms. Massey also said she didn’t want them to hurt her.
Predictably, Ms . Massey’s fears were realized as psycho cop Grayson shot and killed Ms. Massey, a mother of two. Grayson and his partner entered Ms Massey’s home without an invitation or a warrant.
While in her home, they requested Ms. Massey give them an ID card. As Ms. Massey tried to find her ID, Grayson instructed her to turn off the stove with a boiling pot of water. Ms. Massey complied with the officer’s order.
As Massey removed the pot of hot water from the stove, Grayson began to panic. I will shoot you in your face, the vicious Grayson told Massey.
On Monday, just before Illinois state police released the video, Civil Rights attorney Ben Crump warned the video) is “(The going to shock the conscience of America.” Crump said, “It is that senseless, that unnecessary, that unjustifiable, that unconstitutional,” civil rights attorney Ben Crump said. “This Sheriff’s Deputy was twice as large as Sonya. Why would you have to use a gun to shoot her in the head?”
After reviewing the Body Worn Camera, Sangamon County State’s Attorney John C. Milhiser charged Deputy Sean Grayson with first-degree murder, aggravated battery with a firearm, and official misconduct.
Soon after, Sheriff Jack Campbell with the Sangamon County Sheriff’s Department fired Sean Grayson.
First Assistant State’s Attorney Mary Rodgers for the District Attorney’s office compiled the incident report.
Ms. Rodgers wrote in her probable cause report: “While standing in the living room, noticed a pot of hot water on the stove in the kitchen, which was separated from the living room by a counter. He told Massey she could remove it to prevent an accidental fire. Massey then sat the pot down on the kitchen counter.”
Ms. Rodgers’s report also states, “Grayson then drew his gun and threatened to shoot Massey in the face; Massey put her hands in the air, declared “I’m sorry” and ducked for cover behind the counter before Grayson “closed the significant gap” between himself and Massey and fired three shots at her, striking her once in the face.”
The report also states, ‘Grayson also discouraged the other Deputy from getting his medical kit,” prosecutors said. “The other deputy still rendered aid and stayed with Ms. Massey until medical help arrived,”
Clinton Franklin is a formally trained Computer Scientist and a writer at heart. Clinton is an avid observer of nature and a lover of people and diverse cultures. He adheres to the adage, “Think globally, but act locally.”
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