RFK, Jr. Exposes Kamala’s Arrest of Mom Whose Hospitalized Child Was Absent From School

Arrested by Kamala, a Black Woman’s Story

Robert F. Kennedy introduces America to the true story of radical Kamala Harris, as Attorney General of California, had a Black mother arrested because her daughter was hospitalized for Sickle Cell Anemia.

Listen to this. Kamala Harris is a tyrant. This story was covered by the media and she would love it to be buried. Thank you @RobertKennedyJr for sharing it. pic.twitter.com/PFa9kc1aer
— sea_glass15 (@Sea_Glass1115) October 8, 2024

Cheree Peoples, a mother prosecuted by Kamala Harris over her daughter’s school truancy tells their story.

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CHEREE PEOPLES: If black lives matter to her, why didn’t I matter?

KAMALA HARRIS AS CALIFORNIA ATTORNEY GENERAL: Because of truancy, California public schools lose $1.4 billion per year in funding.

SHAYLA PEOPLES: I don’t agree with what Kamala Harris did to my mom.

KAMALA HARRIS: I decided I was going to start prosecuting parents for truancy.

SHAYLA PEOPLES: I spend the majority of my time here at the hospital.

CHEREE PEOPLES: When Kamala Harris was the California Attorney General, she had me arrested and prosecuted because my handicapped daughter was sick, in the hospital, and had missed some days of school.

SHAYLA PEOPLES: I have sickle-cell anemia, a hereditary disease that is very, very painful.

CHEREE PEOPLES: In 2012, like all parents, I received a threatening letter from California Attorney General Kamala Harris saying I’ll go to jail for a year if our kids missed 10% of school days. Little did I know, there was a warrant out for my arrest. All of a sudden the police are outside my house, banging on the door. They told me I was under arrest for my child missing school. I was shocked.

I said, “But my baby is sick, the school knows that!” And they said, “Go talk to Kamala Harris, place your hands behind your back.”

SHAYLA PEOPLES: My mom did nothing wrong, we did everything we were supposed to. I was always bringing doctor’s notes and calling the school to let them know that I was in the hospital.

CHEREE PEOPLES: But my hell was just beginning. They gave me two charges. I spent the next two years in court fighting these charges.