Ali Elbanna was murdered on Nov. 16, 2021 at Costco in Dallas. The trials for his murderers begin August 22, 2023. We can’t let them walk. #JusticeForAliElbanna
The 4 individuals who killed Ali Elbanna are set for their PUBLIC jury trials beginning August 22 in Dallas.
Please come support our push for justice. This will be our LAST CHANCE to make sure these individuals are not let out to hurt anyone else. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 https://t.co/wVkMO5XF7c
‼️SAVE THE DATE‼️
THE CRIMINAL TRIALS IN DALLAS COUNTY TO DETERMINE THE GUILT OF THE 4 INDIVIDUALS WHO KILLED ALI ELBANNA HAVE BEEN SET FOR
TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2023
THE TRIAL WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
WE CANNOT LET ALI ELBANNA'S MURDERERS WALK
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Dallas became a little less safe today with the decision by a judge to allow a violent criminal who has been charged with multiple aggravated robberies less than a year ago to be released to go to work, school, church, and other “opportunities”. This is not justice and dangerous.
‼️⚠️Come to the Frank Crowley Courthouse in Dallas Monday at 9 am to show Judge Mays people are paying attention to the decision to release indicted aggravated robbers and murderers in Dallas.
The safety of our Dallas community is at stake as well as justice for the victims.‼️⚠️
Jacoby Tatum is 1 of the 4 criminals who went on a crime spree in Dallas that ended in the killing of Ali Elbanna.
He is OUT OF JAIL in Dallas RIGHT NOW because Judge Lela Mays lowered his bonds by more than half, allowing him to bail out.
Our community is in danger.
The people of Dallas are in danger and will be in more danger if Judge Mays decides to allow for Tatum’s leg monitor to be removed.
We need justice for the multiple victims whose lives changed on Nov. 16. Tatum and his 3 friends robbed people and KILLED someone.
The victim’s family has been calling for the ruling and for the teen to serve life in prison for the murder of Ali Elbanna for months.
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The daughters of Ali Elbanna want justice for their dad who was killed last November when a suspected 16-year-old shot and killed him in a Dallas Costco parking lot. Today a judge could make a decision whether the suspect could be certified as an adult in this case.@CBSDFW
Family & supporters are rallying outside the Juvenile Justice Center in West Dallas this morning. Ali Elbanna was shot and killed while loading groceries at Costco off Park Lane.
A judge could decide today if the 16-year-old suspect will be tried as an adult.
Dallas county Judge Cheryl Shannon has ruled 16 year old Camron Range should be tried as an adult. He is accused of killing Ali Elbanna in a Costco parking lot. @wfaa
Judge Shannon says Camron Range has been in and out of juvenile detention since he was 12 and says the chances of rehabilitation are unlikely and he should be tried as an adult for 3 alleged robberies and capital murder. He was on an ankle monitor when the crimes occurred @wfaa
BREAKING: Judge Cheryl Lee Shannon rules the 16 yr old charged with the capital murder of Ali Elbanna can tried as an adult. He’s Camron Range. Judge recommends bond be set at $500K @FOX4
“Police detailed the suspect's criminal past, saying he's spent his teens serving sentences on charges relating to armed robbery, drug dealing and forming a gang,”
That is who killed Ali Elbanna. He must be tried as an adult. #JusticeForAliElbanna https://t.co/aptG1m8zN3
On July 8, Judge Cheryl Shannon heard testimony about the 16-year-old who murdered Ali Elbanna, including details about his extensive criminal history and no remorse for the victims of his crimes. On July 15 she will decide if he’s tried as an adult. We need #JusticeForAliElbanna
"We want to create an idea that our community stands together, that no person has to face such a situation alone, that this just isn’t our father at risk, this is every person in DFW who’s at risk," the victim’s daughter, Stephanie Elbanna, said. https://t.co/7tfvz03UOd
“We feel the need to build pressure in this case to make sure that we get this person, who is committing multiple crimes, behind bars for as long as possible so no one has suffered what we’ve suffered.” #JusticeForAliElbanna https://t.co/7tfvz03UOd
On July 8, Dallas Judge Cheryl Shannon heard arguments by the prosecutors to send the 16-year-old who murdered Ali Elbanna in November to the adult court.
Witnesses testified he has an extensive criminal history that includes drug dealing, gang activity, and armed robberies