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Woman accused of attacking Jacksonville police officer tells her story 30-year-old with no criminal record could face up to 10 years in prison JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Brittany [Chrishawn] Williams [Moore], a Jacksonville woman charged with battery and assault on an officer and resisting arrest, spoke out for the first time about the day, seven months ago,…
Thursday, October 15, 2020 Black Woman Filmmaker Who Produced Film About Police Brutality Gets Attacked By Police Brittany Chrishawn, the producer of the award-winning police brutality film “Illville,” gets attacked and left with broken teeth after police trespass on her property. Nationwide — Brittany Chrishawn, an award-winning African-American filmmaker and social justice advocate who produced a…
Videos raise racial concerns about Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office interactions with public Anne Schinder First Coast News Two new Jacksonville videos raise questions about police interactions with black residents as cities across the country grapple with mounting concerns over police violence in the wake of killings in Kentucky, Georgia and Minnesota. In one Jacksonville video shared…
The Californer – Award-Winning Filmmakers Ausar Moore and Brittany Chrishawn Celebrate New T.V. Pilot ‘Illville’ Illville has received 3 festival awards for the film so far. HOLLYWOOD, Calif. – Californer — Only months into the festival stage, ArtByTrade is proud to announce that its very first television pilot entitled Illville has received 3 award nominations….