Jamie Smith is a 22-year old young man born in Danville, IL raised in North Carolina and his freedom was snatched from him after receiving a second chance. Now he is facing 8 years in prison after being bullied by his teammates and defending himself. Jamie had cried out for help and reached out to those in authority before the incident but NOTHING was done. It is now "Take Action Time". It's time to push one young man's story to the fore front and hold all those involved, accountable for their actions or lack there of. It is time to make people aware of what really happened to Jamie Smith.
Football player, son, brother, relative, classmate, friend; ONE OF OUR OWN!!! Now we are asking YOU for your help. Take a stand and demand #Justice4Jamie. If this were you or someone you loved, wouldn't you want someone to help you fight your cause and be of support? Help us spread THE JAMIE SMITH STORY. They may have attempted to silence him, but YOU can be his voice.
Spread the word!!! Tell your friends, family, share the link to those you know, share on Facebook, twit on Twitter, make an Instagram post. Also, check out our website (aimjustice.weebly.com ) Make your voice heard. Without your help, we couldn't make this possible. Take that first step and sign our petition and make a change!
Updates
May 2, 2015
We have reached one thousand signatures. I am compiling this data to include in the formal clemency application being sent to Governor Brown's office.
Reached 1,000 supporters
April 30, 2015
June 17, 2014
The current momentum has moved this case into the view of legal advocates who are now reviewing the file. We are preparing a formal brief for the Governor's office to address the documented negligence in this incident.
April 27, 2014
We have reached one hundred signatures which allows us to request a formal meeting with the Governor's office. I am currently finalizing the delivery packet that includes the case summary and our petition data. My legal advisor is reviewing the cover letter before we submit it to the administration.
Reached 100 supporters
April 25, 2014
403 Comments
He was standing up and defending himself when noone else would he shouldn't have to serve jail time when he asked for help and no one would do anything
i was bullied when i was at school totured and i told teachers and they did nothing i got tired if going home crying and wondering why it affected me so bad to where i was angry and lashing out at my fam i finally stood up for myself and fought back it was my last resort no one deserved to feel scared at school or anywhere
I've known Jamie since he was 11. He was raised by a good caring mother who kept close tabs on her boys. He excelled in school and was a great athlete. He was taught right from wrong. He is not a thug. I do believe there is more to this story than we heard.
He is an awesome young man. That had big dreams just picked the wrong school to attend. He should get time served and a plane ticket back home. Self defensive is NOT a crime!
Being bullied is a serious problem in this world. Authorities needt to act faster when someone says there being bullied . it doesn't. make any sense for them to wait until something happens then charge the wrong one. In Jesus name Amen.
Free Him . No one should be behind bars when being the victim.
Free Jamie!!
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Jamie Smith is a 22-year old young man born in Danville, IL raised in North Carolina and his freedom was snatched from him after receiving a second chance. Now he is facing 8 years in prison after being bullied by his teammates and defending himself. Jamie had cried out for help and reached out to those in authority before the incident but NOTHING was done. It is now "Take Action Time". It's time to push one young man's story to the fore front and hold all those involved, accountable for their actions or lack there of. It is time to make people aware of what really happened to Jamie Smith.
Football player, son, brother, relative, classmate, friend; ONE OF OUR OWN!!! Now we are asking YOU for your help. Take a stand and demand #Justice4Jamie. If this were you or someone you loved, wouldn't you want someone to help you fight your cause and be of support? Help us spread THE JAMIE SMITH STORY. They may have attempted to silence him, but YOU can be his voice.
Spread the word!!! Tell your friends, family, share the link to those you know, share on Facebook, twit on Twitter, make an Instagram post. Also, check out our website (aimjustice.weebly.com ) Make your voice heard. Without your help, we couldn't make this possible. Take that first step and sign our petition and make a change!
Updates
May 2, 2015
We have reached one thousand signatures. I am compiling this data to include in the formal clemency application being sent to Governor Brown's office.
Reached 1,000 supporters
April 30, 2015
June 17, 2014
The current momentum has moved this case into the view of legal advocates who are now reviewing the file. We are preparing a formal brief for the Governor's office to address the documented negligence in this incident.
April 27, 2014
We have reached one hundred signatures which allows us to request a formal meeting with the Governor's office. I am currently finalizing the delivery packet that includes the case summary and our petition data. My legal advisor is reviewing the cover letter before we submit it to the administration.
Reached 100 supporters
April 25, 2014
403 Comments
Lord, please help this young man. He asked for help and they ignored him. Now that he had to protect himself now he is behind bars. People need to stop bullying people. I pray this story gets into the right hands so some justice can be done...
He was standing up and defending himself when noone else would he shouldn't have to serve jail time when he asked for help and no one would do anything
i was bullied when i was at school totured and i told teachers and they did nothing i got tired if going home crying and wondering why it affected me so bad to where i was angry and lashing out at my fam i finally stood up for myself and fought back it was my last resort no one deserved to feel scared at school or anywhere
I've known Jamie since he was 11. He was raised by a good caring mother who kept close tabs on her boys. He excelled in school and was a great athlete. He was taught right from wrong. He is not a thug. I do believe there is more to this story than we heard.
He is an awesome young man. That had big dreams just picked the wrong school to attend. He should get time served and a plane ticket back home. Self defensive is NOT a crime!
Being bullied is a serious problem in this world. Authorities needt to act faster when someone says there being bullied . it doesn't. make any sense for them to wait until something happens then charge the wrong one. In Jesus name Amen.
Free Him . No one should be behind bars when being the victim.
Free Jamie!!
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Lord, please help this young man. He asked for help and they ignored him. Now that he had to protect himself now he is behind bars. People need to stop bullying people. I pray this story gets into the right hands so some justice can be done...