Can talk the talk, but not walk the walk. He also complained about the breakfast they served him.
Via Baltimore Sun:
Baltimore schools administrator and Black Lives Matter activist DeRay Mckesson has filed a class-action lawsuit against Baton Rouge over the arrests of hundreds during the protest of a deadly police shooting last month.
Mckesson’s attorney, Roy J. Rodney Jr., said he is alleging the arrests of the protesters were illegal, and the jurisdiction must return to them their bond money and expunge any arrest records. The suit does not seek damages, but seeks to recoup money spent fighting what Rodney called unlawful arrests.
“It’s a wonderful thing that Mr. Mckesson has done,” Rodney said. “The lawsuit is narrowly tailored. Many of these protesters were young people. They don’t have money to pay these fees. They should not have the stigma of an unlawful arrest to follow them in the digital age.
“The people covered by this class are teachers and nurses and doctors and students. To have a false arrest is not helpful to them.