Diaspora
Detroit Judge Removed From Duties After Handcuffing And Shaming Sleeping 15-Year-Old Girl In Court
A Detroit judge has been temporarily removed from his duties after an incident in which he forced a 15-yearold girl to wear handcuffs and a jail uniform for allegedly falling asleep during a field trip to his courtroom. Judge Kenneth King of the 36th District Court took this action after stating that he did not like the girl’s “attitude” and wanted to teach her “how you are to conduct yourself in a courtroom.”
The teenager, Eva Goodman, was visiting the court as part of an educational trip organized by the environmental charity The Greening. The incident has sparked outrage and led to an internal investigation by the court. Chief Judge William McConico announced that Judge King would be temporarily removed from his cases and required to undergo “necessary training.”
Video footage from the court shows Judge King addressing Eva and her mother, stating, “One thing you’ll learn about my courtroom is that I’m not a toy. I am not to be played with.” He then asked other visitors on the trip to vote on whether Eva should be sent to a juvenile detention center, before ultimately deciding to have her handcuffed and dressed in a jail outfit as a lesson.
Eva’s mother, Latoreya Hill, expressed her dismay at the judge’s actions, saying, “Would you want someone to treat your child like that?” Judge King defended his decisions, maintaining that his actions were intended to deliver a strong message to the girl and others present. However, the controversy surrounding the incident has prompted the court to take swift action to ensure that such situations are handled appropriately in the future.
On behalf of Diaspora Watch and Excel Magazine International, we proudly celebrate Lady Gladys Afam, a distinguished executive of Excel DMV and Excel Global Media Group USA, on her special day!
May this birthday mark the beginning of an extraordinary year filled with unbridled joy, untamed adventures, and unforgettable memories. May your life be a testament to the power of laughter, love, and wonder.
As a remarkable teacher, master of ceremony, and inspiration to many, we salute your tireless dedication, passion, and impact. Your selflessness and commitment to empowering others have made a lasting difference in the lives of those around you.
Diaspora Watch: Unpacking Global Connections and Diasporic Experiences
Print on Demand & FREE Digital View: https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/3011096?__r=1069759
SUBSCRIBE TO DIASPORA WATCH NOW ON THE BELOW LINK !!!
https://diasporawatch.com/subscribe-to-diaspora-watch-newspaper/
In a world where global connections are redefining identities, cultures, and nations, the 36th edition of Diaspora Watch delves into the complexities of transnationalism, cosmopolitanism, and creolization.
This edition brings together diverse perspectives on diaspora, from the experiences of African diasporic communities to the evolving notion of diaspora itself.
As we reflect on the changing landscapes of diaspora, we are reminded of the power of global connections in shaping our understanding of identity, culture, and belonging.
From Peter Obi’s advocacy for electoral transparency in Nigeria to the trailblazing leadership of Aisha Braveboy in Maryland politics, this edition of Diaspora Watch celebrates the achievements and contributions of diasporic communities worldwide.
We also examine the intricate relationships between diaspora, globalization, and power, as seen in the impact of USAID funds on terrorism, including Boko Haram, and the freezing of mineral exports in Malawi.
Furthermore, we explore the role of social media in transforming lives, as exemplified by Peller’s journey from carpentry to earning millions on TikTok.
Get your copy of Diaspora Watch’s 36th edition today and stay ahead of the curve on the latest news, trends, and analysis from around the world!
-
- Diaspora Watch Vol, 36 – Unpacking Global Connections and Diasporic Experiences
Maureen Obih is a remarkable lady from Owerri, Nigeria, who is making a positive impact in the world. As a devoted Christian and student nurse at NHS Professionals, she is dedicated to helping others.
Maureen studied BSc (Hons) Mental Health Nursing at Southampton Solent University and currently lives in London, United Kingdom. She is also a volunteer at the British Red Cross, where she selflessly gives her time to support those in need.
In addition to her work in the UK, Maureen founded REENS CARE, a non-governmental organization (NGO) in Nigeria that provides vital support to indigent children. Maureen’s commitment to serving others is truly in-spiring, and we are honored to feature her on the Diva page of Diaspora Watch. Her remarkable story is a testament to the power of compassion, hard work, and dedication.
Lady Gladys Afam:A Shining Star in the Diaspora Community
#MaryOla: A Unique Celebration of Love Beyond Borders
Diaspora Watch – Vol. 36
Diaspora Watch 20th Edition (October 14-20, 2024): Your Trusted Source for Global News and Insights
Revolutionary mRNA Lung Cancer Vaccine Trial Offers New Hope To Thousands
