Monday, June 14, 2021

Change.org - Demand Justice for Graduate

Natalie’s friend and fellow classmate, Todd Smith, was shot and killed on a neighbor’s front door after a recent graduation party. Around 4 am, Todd got lost on his way back to the party and walked up to a neighbors’ front door. “He simply knocked on the door, and upon not leaving, he was shot and killed,” Natalie explains. “He posed no threat.” Join Natalie and the graduating class in demanding justice for their classmate, Todd Smith.

Justice for Todd Smith

9,422 have signed Natalie Schorr’s petition. Let’s get to 10,000!

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June 5th around 4 am, Todd Smith, a dear friend of ours was shot and killed outside of a home in Arlington, Wa. We were having a senior graduation gathering, and at some point he had ended up getting lost on his way back up to a neighboring friends home, and ended up outside of a neighbors home. He simply knocked on the door, and upon not leaving he was shot and killed. He posed no threat, as he was unarmed, and disoriented, and the use of force used in this situation was absolutely unnecessary. A bright, funny, and kind young man was taken away from our community, and has left a hole in all of our hearts. The Snohomish County sheriffs office needs to arrest this man, and he should be charged to the fullest extent. To take a young persons life like that, is more than cruel. Todd had years of amazing experiences to look forward to, let alone his high school graduation a week away.
In the state of Washington, it is illegal to use violent force against another individual without reason to believe you were threatened for your life. An 18 year old boy lost and confused trying to get home was not a threat to anyone’s life. And justice needs to be served for Todd.

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