For everyone who’s new here, here’s what this community has managed to accomplish so far:
In just a matter of weeks, Justice for HeeHaw has grown from a small community into a movement that has reached millions of people.
We’ve raised and sent nearly $100,000 in support for HeeHaw and his family, funded through this community and the $HeeHaw project.
We’ve put HeeHaw’s face on massive screens in Times Square and Dubai, helping take his story far beyond the farm where it began.
We’ve grown this page to more than 14,000 followers and generated over 50 million impressions, bringing thousands of new eyes to what happened.
More than 8,000 people have signed the petition demanding transparency and accountability, which ultimately helped in the footage coming out.
We pushed relentlessly for the bodycam footage to be released, and now that footage is finally public. What people can see for themselves has only strengthened the demand for justice.
We’ve helped amplify HeeHaw’s story across creators, media, animal advocates, crypto communities and people who had never even heard of this case before.
We’ve also paid for a mural on a shed in the farm that HeeHaw lived in, with the Solana logo on it.
And Hannah has also spoken about using the support raised in HeeHaw’s name to build something lasting through a HeeHaw Foundation, so his legacy can continue helping others.
This was never supposed to become this big.
But once people saw what happened to HeeHaw, they refused to look away.
We’ve raised money.
We’ve raised awareness.
We’ve raised thousands of voices.
And we’re still not done.
One thing remains,
#JusticeForHeeHaw.
The bodycam footage is finally out.
And now the truth is there for everyone to see.
HeeHaw wasn’t charging. He wasn’t attacking. He wasn’t some uncontrollable threat.
He was doing what everyone who knew him said he always did: running up to greet someone in his friendly, curious way.
And for that, Officer Trenton Garner shot and killed him.
Watching the footage makes this even harder to stomach. HeeHaw was a one-year-old miniature donkey, on his own property, being himself. That should never have ended with a gunshot.
For weeks, we demanded answers. We demanded the footage. We demanded accountability.
Now we have the footage, and if anything, it makes the need for justice even more urgent.
There is no world where what happened to HeeHaw should simply be accepted and forgotten.
We are furious. We are heartbroken. And we are more determined than ever.
Officer Trenton Garner must be held accountable for what happened to HeeHaw.
We will not stop speaking his name.
We will not stop pushing for answers.
We will not stop until there is justice.
#JusticeForHeeHaw.
Now more than ever.
A 1-year-old donkey walks up to the flashlight. Stops. Just stands there.
They tase him. You can hear it crackle.
HeeHaw turns and walks away into the dark.
Ten seconds later: BANG. BANG. BANG. BANG. BANG.
Five shots into the dark at a pet who had already turned and walked away.
Then the officer gets on the radio: "I had to shoot a donkey. It was trying to attack us."
Another officer asks where he shot it.
"I don't know."
He didn't even know where he hit him.
HeeHaw was a bottle-raised miniature donkey who went to petting zoos. His family searched through that pitch-black pasture for 20 minutes looking for his body.
Cedartown, Georgia. Officers were searching for a missing girl and went into the pasture without permission, his owner says. The girl was found safe. HeeHaw was not.
A federal lawsuit names Officer Trenton Ryan Garner as the shooter and says HeeHaw was no threat. He was put on leave. No criminal charges.
Attacking you? He was walking AWAY.
H/t attorney John Bryan, who obtained the footage
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The bodycam footage is finally out.
And now the truth is there for everyone to see.
HeeHaw wasn’t charging. He wasn’t attacking. He wasn’t some uncontrollable threat.
He was doing what everyone who knew him said he always did: running up to greet someone in his friendly, curious way.
And for that, Officer Trenton Garner shot and killed him.
Watching the footage makes this even harder to stomach. HeeHaw was a one-year-old miniature donkey, on his own property, being himself. That should never have ended with a gunshot.
For weeks, we demanded answers. We demanded the footage. We demanded accountability.
Now we have the footage, and if anything, it makes the need for justice even more urgent.
There is no world where what happened to HeeHaw should simply be accepted and forgotten.
We are furious. We are heartbroken. And we are more determined than ever.
Officer Trenton Garner must be held accountable for what happened to HeeHaw.
We will not stop speaking his name.
We will not stop pushing for answers.
We will not stop until there is justice.
#JusticeForHeeHaw.
Now more than ever.
I'll be happy to pay his fine for him
The judge is clearly an idiot, as he does not understand the difference between being solemn, and being serious
One can be perfectly serious while making a point with humour
And a joke like this is offensive only to someone without a sense of humour.
Pompous people abhor humour as their sense of self-importance cannot survive in a humorus atmosphere
@wenpcfamily If you must choose between the two, precision. 4-5% visibility loss isn't that great of a number and if it works for increasing the price of the coin, that will give it the visibility it needs by itself.
Crazy to watch big accounts chase every random meme while completely sleeping on $NPC.
Most aren’t funnier or more interesting. They shill one, move to the next and repeat.
Meanwhile NPC has been here the whole time. My conviction only gets stronger.