“The US Attorney must move forward to investigate the case,” Hawa Bah said at a media availability before her interview with the Department of Justice...
“Mohamed was a good son,” the statement continued. “He was an honors student and a yellow taxi driver, who never committed a crime in his life. My son was sick and needed medical attention, so on Sept. 25, 2012 I called 911 for an ambulance. The police arrived first. They forced their way into Mohamed’s home and shot him eight times.”...
“The DOJ is my last chance for justice and accountability, but I am worried that time is running out,” Hawa’s statement read, adding that she’s concerned President Trump will “replace Mr. Kim with someone who is not committed to upholding justice for all, including Black, Muslim, immigrants like my son.”...