Today marks 13 years since the NYPD funned down #MohamedBah in his home. His mother had called 911 for an ambulance to take him to the hospital because she knew he needed care. The NYPD showed up first, busted into his apartment and shot him eight times. #NeverForget

Thursday marks 13 years since the NYPD gunned down #MohamedBah. His mom had called an ambulance but the NYPD showed up first, busted into his apartment & shot him 8 times.

Join Mrs. Bah for a dinner to honor Mohamed's memory on Sunday 9/28, 5pm at Grace Congregational Church in Harlem.

Win Rozario’s family was supported by the mother of #SeanBell, killed by NYPD in 2006; the mother of #MohamedBah, killed by NYPD in 2012; the brother of #AllanFeliz, killed by NYPD in 2019; and SO MANY community members that the CCRB had to create an overflow room.

Against a red background, text reads "Remembering Mohamed Bah" around an image of Mohamed Bah, a Black man in his late 20s, with a shaved head wearing a white tee and black winter coat.

Against a red background, text surrounds a photo of Mohamed Bah's mother with one fist in the air holding a framed photo of Mohamed. Text reads: Mohamed Bah was shot seven times and killed by NYPD officers who illegally forced their way into his home in 2012. Mr. Bah’s mother had called 911 in search of medical support for her son, but they were met by violence. Police have no place in responding to mental health calls or engaging those who need mental healthcare..

A graphic split in two vertically: to the left, against a yellow background, text reads fund this: supportive housing, mental health services, IMT treatment teams, FACT treatment teams, peer support specialists, mobile syringe services, respite centers, ENDGBV resources. To the right, against a red background, text reads not that: NYPD (repeating all the way down in parallel to the left side). Below, in large text, hashtag crisis to care.

This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, we are remembering #MohamedBah, who was killed in 2012 by NYPD after his mother called 911 for an ambulance. Police have NO place responding to mental health calls or engaging those who need care. We need REAL investments in support services, NOT cops.

A yellow and red graphic with photos in the background and text: Fund This: Supportive housing, mental health services, IMT treatment teams, FACT treatment teams, peer support specialists, mobile syringe services, respite centers, ENDGBV resources. NOT that: NYPD (repeating). Large font across the bottom: #CrisisToCare

All New Yorkers deserve to feel safe. Too often, police escalate crises, harming + traumatizing the very people who need care the most. As the stories of #ImanMorales, #MohamedBah, #KawaskiTrawick, #WinRozario, and far too many others prove, the NYPD is the wrong agency to respond to #MentalHealth.