Witnesses to killing of Darcy Allan Sheppard By Michael Bryant
Here are two actual witnesses to the killing of Al Sheppard. Their testimony matches other witness accounts and not the speculation put forward by Bryant’s PR firm Navigator Ltd.
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[…] Witnesses and video evidence showed that Bryant deliberately rammed his car into Sheppard knocking him to the ground. Witnesses also described Bryant as intentionally speeding the wrong way down Bloor Street, mounting the curb and crashing Sheppard into a fire hydrant and mailbox before fleeing. […]
How much evidence do we need to prosecute some of the upper class and members of the Toronto Police Force? So far we have Michael Bryant, The member of the Toronto Police that Gunned down the 17 year old kid on a streetcar, and now we have a security guard that shot down two people in a MacDonald’s on Danforth Ave> What was he even doing carrying a gun, do we all have to go armed to get a big mac if it is past midnight?
RT @HOOFandCYCLE: TVO's The Agenda actually asks disgraced former provincial attorney general Michael Bryant to explain the public's views… 1 month ago
RT @aeleitch: Ah! Navigator PR,
the PR company of Jian Ghomeshi, noted beater of women,
and Michael Bryant, murderer of bicycle couriers,
"… 1 month ago
RT @MessengerMedia: ⚡️ “The killing of Darcy Allan Sheppard” How Michael Bryant, the Executive Director of the Canadian Civil Liberties Ass… 2 months ago
RT @SheppardAllan: The better man died that night
Nine years ago today, almost exactly to the hour that this post will appear on Facebook,… 2 months ago
RT @MessengerMedia: This is an important and eloquent message from Darcy Allan Sheppard’s father. The better man died that night https:/… 2 months ago
This article is based on a Twitter thread. As the 10th anniversary of Michael Bryant’s killing of Darcy Alan Sheppard approaches, we will be posting more detailed articles dealing with the evidence presented in the Twitter thread On August 31,2009 former Ontario Attorney General Michael Bryant killed Metis bike messenger Darcy Allan Sheppard in a […]
Friday, August 31 will be the 9th anniversary of the night Michael Bryant attacked and killed Darcy Allan Sheppard. “Eyewitnesses to a killing” is another excerpt from Jennifer Wells’ e-book, “Lost Boy: The Death of Darcy Allan Sheppard” Let’s start with the criminal defence attorney turned “special prosecutor” who made the case in court to […] […]
Friday August 31 will be the 9th anniversary of the day former Attorney General for Ontario and current executive director of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, Michael Bryant, attacked and killed Indigenous cyclist Darcy Allan Sheppard. Over the next year I will be posting articles going through every detail of the evidence revealing never before […] […]
Today we call on RightsCon to honour its stated commitment to the human rights of marginalized communities by disinviting former Ontario Attorney General and recently-appointed head of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association Michael Bryant from this conference, due to his involvement in the death of a Métis man in Toronto nine years ago. International atten […]
BY ALLAN SHEPPARD JANUARY 17, 2018 FROM NOW MAGAZINE What was the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) thinking when it chose Michael Bryant as its new executive director and general counsel? There was no formal statement issued by CCLA on the appointment, only a tweet January 11 stating that the organization is “thrilled” to have […]
IMBALANCE IN THE COURT ROOM (PART 3) The following is the first case in a series where we examine several of Richard Peck’s cases where he acted on behalf of the government as a special prosecutor. The analysis will demonstrate at the very least a perception that Peck may have a pro-accused viewpoint that may […]
IMBALANCE IN THE COURT ROOM (PART 2) After police charged former Ontario Attorney General Michael Bryant with criminal negligence causing death and dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death in relation to the death of cyclist Darcy Allan Sheppard, the Ministry of the Attorney General appointed BC criminal defence lawyer, and perennial independent […]
Michael Bryant’s killing of Darcy Allan Sheppard All of the tweets from this twitter essay are in this thread from the first tweet How Michael Bryant killed Darcy Allan Sheppard & the justice system was manipulated to set him free in less than 130 tweets #biketo #topoli — Mess Media (@MessengerMedia) September 29, 2016 […]
CALL FOR EXPERT ANALYSIS REPORTS TO BE RELEASED When special prosecutor Richard Peck withdrew all charges against former Ontario Attorney General, Michael Bryant resulting from Bryant’s killing of Darcy Allan Sheppard, he failed to warn the court and the public about the credibility and bias of the prime video expert in the case. Peck based […]
“Two-tier justice means that those who can afford a legal dream team can buy their way out of jail” – Michael Bryant After police charged former Attorney General Michael Bryant with criminal negligence causing death and dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death in relation to the death of cyclist Darcy Allan […]
[…] Witnesses and video evidence showed that Bryant deliberately rammed his car into Sheppard knocking him to the ground. Witnesses also described Bryant as intentionally speeding the wrong way down Bloor Street, mounting the curb and crashing Sheppard into a fire hydrant and mailbox before fleeing. […]
How much evidence do we need to prosecute some of the upper class and members of the Toronto Police Force? So far we have Michael Bryant, The member of the Toronto Police that Gunned down the 17 year old kid on a streetcar, and now we have a security guard that shot down two people in a MacDonald’s on Danforth Ave> What was he even doing carrying a gun, do we all have to go armed to get a big mac if it is past midnight?
Steven D Briggs