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Shaka Shakur

In Custody
Date of birth:19. 08. 1966
Age:60
Gender:Male
Race:Black
Era:1990s
Inmate Number:#1996207
State:Indiana
Address:Beaumont Correctional Center, 3500 Beaumont Road, Beaumont, VA 23014
Time Imprisoned:
24 Years 8 Months 10 Days
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Shaka Shakur

Biography

Shaka Adiyia Shakur is a New Afrikan political prisoner held under Indiana Department of Correction number 1996207. He has been held since 2002 and is serving a 63-year sentence for the attempted murder of a Gary, Indiana police officer — a charge his supporters describe as politically motivated, arising from harassment by Gary police. He became a New Afrikan revolutionary organizer and jailhouse lawyer while incarcerated at Indiana State Prison, where he was mentored by fellow prisoners Zolo Azania and James "Yaki" Sayles, and he helped expose conditions at Indiana's supermax through Human Rights Watch's report "Cold Storage." Identified as one of the politically active "Indiana 6," he was confined in the Westville Control Unit and, in 2018, transferred to Virginia in what supporters call "domestic exile" intended to disrupt his organizing and cut off his support networks. He is listed among current U.S. political prisoners by the Jericho Movement.

Case

Lunenburg Correctional Center
Charges: Attempted murder of a Gary, Indiana police officer.
Incarcerated: 2002
Sentence: 63 years Verdict as recorded: Yes — Indiana state conviction Charges as recorded: Attempted murder of a Gary, Indiana police officer — a charge supporters describe as politically motivated, stemming from harassment by Gary police.
Convicted: Yes
Institution State: Virginia