Photos of the airsoft gun carried by Tamir. 
Moms is against due process for the police.
Via WTSP
Samiria Rice was clear.
“I’m actually looking for a conviction,” she said when asked what her goal would be in getting justice for her 12-year-old son, Tamir.
Tamir was killed last month by police after a 911 caller reported somebody was walking outside the Cudell Recreation Center with a gun. Although it was an “airsoft” gun, police say it was indistinguishable from a deadly firearm.
Samaria said Tamir got the gun from a friend.
“My child doesn’t do things like that. I don’t allow that type of toy in my house around him. Period.”
Police say Tamir didn’t follow orders to put up his hands.[…]
She said police offered her no details about what happened when she was on scene.
“I noticed the police was just standing there and they weren’t doing anything. I arrived the same time the ambulance did.”
Tamir was her youngest of three children.
“Tamir was a bright child,” Samaria said. “He had a promising future. He was very talented in all sports. … The community loved him.”
The family was accompanied by attorney Benjamin Crump and Akron-based attorney Walter Madison. Crump has represented family’s in other high-profile cases, including Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin.
Crump says the family wants to know why the officer who killed Tamir is on “paid vacation.”