A+ R A-  Questions, Confusion, Anger After S.C. Dragging Death
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Muhammad, Special to NNPA from the Final Call –  COLUMBIA, S.C.
(NNPA) - A town hall meeting, a march and a rally has revealed a
community perplexed about the handling of the murder and
dragging of Anthony Hill in Newberry, S.C.  The 32-year-old
husband and father of two was shot to death and tied to the back
of a pickup truck and dragged 11 miles on a Newberry road.
Gregory Collins, a White male and reported workplace friend of
Hill, is accused of the killing and is in custody for the
gruesome crime.    South Carolina does not have a hate crime law
and currently Collins is accused of murder—the highest charge in
the state.    According to Mr. Shabazz, Confederate
paraphernalia was found in Collins' trailer home and White
supremacy insignia is tattooed on Collins' body.  According to
authorities, they are investigating the killing and are yet to
decide whether to charge Collins with