All of the criminal charges were subsequently dismissed.
A co-founder of the Los Angeles Chapter of Black Lives Matter lost her lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles and its former police chief on Thursday, March 24, after a jury found that the woman’s 2018 arrest at a Police Commission meeting was lawful.
Abdullah’s attorney, Carl Douglas, said when the lawsuit was filed that LAPD “unfairly caused her arrest and attempted to silence her. She will not be silenced.” Brim’s niece, Wakiesha Wilson, died in police custody in 2016, and Brim suggested at the meeting that the powder was Wilson’s ashes. Brim reached a separate agreement with prosecutors to resolve four misdemeanor charges stemming from her actions at the meeting.
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