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Tag: Political Prisoner

UPDATES AND NEEDS FOR ERIC’S PENDING TRANSFER TO PRISON

Posted on April 30, 2022May 3, 2022 by erickingsupportcrew

WE NEED PEOPLE TO CONTINUE EMAILING AND CALLING STATE REPRESENTATIVES AND THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS EVERY WEEK. As we continue to address the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) and state representatives, we have received nonsensical and conflicting information from the BOP regarding Eric’s pending transfer to USP Lee. For now, Eric is waiting at…

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Posted on August 12, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

      Eric was picked up from Grady County Jail in Oklahoma at midnight last night and taken on a plane to the prison he was designated. We just received a phone call and he has been placed at FCI Englewood! Over the past two years pre-trial, all of the fights and horrible experiences, seeing the…

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“If Tamir was named Andy from the Hamptons” a poem by Eric King

Posted on July 14, 2016July 14, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

  Every breath is an air of defiance sparks flying I breathe fire What happened in the Lorraine happened in Ferguson & Batton Rouge Police keeping cities safe passing out freedom bullets Black bodies not regarded as anything more than click-bait and hot topics If Tamir was named Andy from the Hamptons maybe it’d make…

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Poem by Eric King

Posted on July 13, 2016July 14, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

It’s so much easier to think when I focus on the point my sidewalks are shifting standing on shaky legs Tomorrow I may awaken to a ceiling never seen Battling the state Battling the PTSD Much easier to stay awake lines in the novels don’t read straight Tired and alert, pick a team It’s so…

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7/4 update, poem and call for support

Posted on July 4, 2016July 4, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

In the time since his sentencing, Eric has experienced an unexpected response from the prisoners back at CCA Leavenworth. Other prisoners heard about his outspoken attitude in court against the role Judge Fenner plays in the war against poor, black and brown folks. When it comes to survival based drug “crimes,” the rich and powerful draw the line between what they consider to…

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June 11th

Posted on June 11, 2016June 11, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

  June 11th is almost here! Eric is honored to be on the list of supported prisoners for the International Day of Solidarity with Marius Mason and all Long-term Anarchist Prisoners. Find out more at http://june11.org/, including information about events that day. Don’t see one near you? Bring friends together on June 11th and make…

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“One of these days I’m gonna break these chains” a poem by Eric King

Posted on March 30, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

I wake up alone in a box that ain’t my home without the love I call my own people who live  in glass houses I envy them all people who live in cages must throw stones tear the skin sticking to my bones got a spoon to dig down straight only digging the plot to…

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“Oh the life of a snitch” a poem by Eric King

Posted on March 25, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

Oh, the life of a snitch you get caught with a ki won’t even do 3 that’s one hell of a plea you’re a snitch! *** Number one on your conspiracy but you’d rather be free smooth rolling in P.C. “he was gonna tell on me” sure he was, you’re a snitch! *** You sure…

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Them bronze keys a poem by Eric King

Posted on March 19, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

Them bronze keys o’ they rattle am i free or starting battle Them slammed doors how they wake my battered spirit they tried to break Them bronze keys open my food tray guards watching hard inspecting how much I ate Them slammed doors can hear from afar do the doors know how deeply they scar?…

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Urgent support needed-Call into CCA Leavenworth *UPDATED*

Posted on March 8, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

Eric has been held in disciplinary segregation since February 24th after being accused of throwing his shoes at a guard during a shakedown of the cells while the whole prison was on lockdown. At the subsequent disciplinary hearing, Eric was sentenced to 60 days in the hole (solitary confinement). While in segregation, Eric is on…

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