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Brittany Bowens Quanell X Maleah Davis UPdate! The remains of a child believed to be Maleah Davis were found Friday near a freeway in Arkansas where community activist Quanell X says Derion Vence told him he had dumped the body of the missing Houston girl, police said Friday. As we reported earlier, the search for […]

[…] is pleading for help in finding her after her bloody cell phone was discovered near a park in West Houston following her disappearance. According to community activist Quanell X, who is the leader of the New Black Panther Nation in Houston, Felicia Marie Johnson traveled to Houston from California, hoping to gain employment at the […]

*Here’s an update on the Maleah Davis situation. Quanell X, the Houston community activist connected with the case, says Maleah’s mother, Brittany Bowens, will also face charges inthe death of her daughter. As we reported earlier, the remains of the 4-year-old were found alongside a highway near Hope, Arkansas on Friday. On Monday, the remains […]

Quanell X *This man has not necessarily claimed an official association with the Black Lives Matter movement, but he’s close enough in an unofficial way. That said, Quanell X, leader of the New Black Panther Party in Houston, Texas, has admitted he is “at war” with what he calls “bad cops.”  But he follows that remark up by […]

[…] man there who was screaming at her. It’s been very emotional. There are some days I stay up all night crying,” Allen’s mother said.  As Vibe reports, Quanell X, leader of Houston’s New Black Panther Nation, said Allen “is in jail for one reason and one reason alone — she raised her voice.” Quanell X […]

[…] a march through Houston in her honor. https://t.co/X0TIUJDt65 pic.twitter.com/1clYsDh8gB — ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2019 Maleah’s remains were found in Arkansas and according to community activist Quanell X, Vence confessed to him that he had dumped her body and that her death was the result of an accident.  Meanwhile, the cause and manner of […]

[…] Nissan along with a gas can. Maleah’s mother Brittany Bowens, said through a spokesman that Vence is her former fiance. Bowens appeared outside her apartment Friday as Quanell X, a local civil rights activist, addressed reporters on her behalf. Quanell X said that Vence had abused Maleah and that Bowens believes Vence harmed the girl. […]

[…] said. “I do agree the cop went too far but I don’t think he should have lost his job over it.” Her guest, African American community activist Quanell X, responded calmly by saying that the cop was justified in being terminated and that Fields should be indicted for “assaulting that child.” He moved on to […]

[…] phrase and says he feels sorry for her husband. “When I heard the comments on the tape and listened to them I was shocked,” said community activist Quanell X. “I had no idea that doctors, anesthesiologists and nurses would carry themselves in this manner in an operating room.” A spokesman for Harris Health System which […]

[…] talent. The festival was scheduled to take place  April 28–30 and May 5–7, 2017, on the Bahamian island of Great Exuma. OTHER NEWS YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED: Maleah Davis’ Mother (Brittany Bowens) Will Face Charges Says Quanell X Paying Ja Rule to attend a music festival he has put together after the Fyre Festival fuckshit is like hiring R. Kelly to babysit your 13-year-old daughter. pic.twitter.com/5aAm6nlpfs — RiPPa (@RippDemUp) June 5, 2019 The inaugural weekend, however, was plagued with issues related to security, food, accommodation, bad weather, medical services and artist relations, resulting in the event being postponed indefinitely. As a result, the organizers were hit with nearly a dozen lawsuits and McFarland with charged with one count of wire fraud. In October 2018, he was sentenced to six years in prison and ordered to forfeit $26 million. Two documentaries about the event were released earlier this year, Hulu’s “Fyre Fraud” and Netflix’s “Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened.” As noted by Complex, Ja Rule has since rebranded the app as Icon and plans to give the festival another go, only this time with the right people. “The Fyre Festival was an amazing idea. Let’s not act like every fucking body wasn’t coming to the Fyre Festival. It was fucking done wrong. It was organized bad. The idea of it was dope, the marketing was dope, everything was done very right on that end. The execution was extremely bad, man.” He added “I’m getting calls from the biggest motherfucking n****s who do festivals in the world . . . Sure, I would like to do another festival and do it right because that’s what I intended to do in the first motherfucking place,” he said. The hip-hop star made clear that he has he no intentions of having “any conversations” with McFarland. “I’m mad at Billy,” he said around 29 minutes in. “He lied to me, man. He lied to me in a lot of ways.” He then noted that wealthy “white kids that didn’t get their tents that they were f*cking promised,” and so compared it to the shootings, violence and death surrounding this year’s Rolling Loud festival. “When these documentaries coming out?” he asked. “When it’s Black people being ostracized and f*cked over, it don’t mean nothing,” he added. Later in the conversation, Gotti touches on JAY-Z’s business influence and teased that a “brand new record” from a “huge, huge artist” who’s “controversial” is set to drop July 2 as part of the two-hour season premiere of his “Tales” series on BET. Scroll up and watch the full interview via the YouTube clip above.    View this post on Instagram   #JaRule and #IrvGotti just pulled up >>> keep it locked this hour… A post shared by The Breakfast Club (@breakfastclubam) on Jun 5, 2019 at 4:04am PDT

[…] In short, it shines a light on so many of the things wrong with the criminal justice system. MALEAH DAVIS’ MOTHER (BRITTANY BOWENS) WILL FACE CHARGES SAYS QUANELL X “When They See Us” is about five teenagers who were charged, convicted and subsequently exonerated in the 1989 rape of a Central Park jogger.  The five […]

[…] reported her missing May 4. He was arrested seven days later on a charge of tampering with evidence. As we reported earlier, Vence confessed to community activist Quanell X, that he dumped Maleah’s body in Arkansas and that her death was the result of an accident. Vence has been held in jail since his arrest. […]