The Deshon Johnson College Scholarship Foundation in the memory of music artist Deshon Johnson who was killed by a reckless NJ Transit/Coach USA. This blog raises money for college students, raise awareness for victims killed by reckless bus driver/safety and support grieving mothers who lost their child/children from this injustice legalized murder. A bus is a weapon like a gun.
Montclair Patch: Montclair Woman Honors Late Son By Keeping His Music Alive
MONTCLAIR, NJ — A Montclair woman is honoring the memory of her late son by keeping his music alive.
Naomi Johnson, a former teacher in Newark now living in Montclair, is the mother of Deshon Johnson, also known by his stage name, Sean Cos Mason. And it's clear that she misses him.
"I want my son's spiritual existence to continue to shine," she recently told Patch.
Earlier this month, Johnson helped to posthumously release "4 My Town," her son's tribute to Montclair, a town he was immensely proud of, she said. The song is also available on iHeart Radio, Pandora, Amazon, Instagram, TikTok, Spotify, Apple Music and other online stores. (Watch the YouTube video below).
Johnson, a 22-year-old Essex County College business student who graduated from Montclair High School, was struck and killed by a NJ Transit bus in Bloomfield as he was headed to his job in 2012.
The aspiring hip-hop artist was working a part-time job at the time to help support his mother, who was disabled as a result of a car crash. His death was widely mourned in the community, including at a memorial service held shortly after his passing.
"He was a talented man who knew what he wanted to do with his life," said a friend, Matt Fernandez. "He was very driven and very motivated."
While nothing can replace her son, there is a measure of solace in helping his talent reach other people, Johnson told Patch.
"It's important to me as Deshon's mother to keep his legacy alive through his music, so everyone gets to know him and his musical gift," she said. "Moreover, I want to carry out my son's dream by letting everyone hear his music and let his hometown know he is a product of Montclair's art community."
News Break: Montclair Woman Honors Late Son By Keeping His Music Alive
MONTCLAIR, NJ — A Montclair woman is honoring the memory of her late son by keeping his music alive. Naomi Johnson, a former teacher in Newark now living in Montclair, is the mother of Deshon Johnson, also known by his stage name, Sean Cos Mason. And it's clear that she misses him.
The Deshon Johnson story on his injustice death by Coach USA/NJ Transit and Prosecutor is nominated for the People Choice Award
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Transit bus. The driver deliberately ran over Deshon twice then dragged him 50 to 100 feet in Bloomfield, New Jersey. Deshon's mother talks about new evidence that included eyewitness testimony. Naomi, son Deshon, was killed by bus driver Wilson Romain who has a bad driving record, violent attitude, blaming her son for his death, and various forms of severe mental torture by the so-called New Jersey justice system. Naomi told us her most profound grief as a mother is how the system has and still is treating her son's life as it is of no importance.
Deshon, was killed by a Coach USA bus driver who was operating an NJ Transit bus. The driver deliberately ran over Deshon twice then dragged him 50 to 100 feet in Bloomfield, New Jersey. Deshon's mother talks about new evidence that included eyewitness testimony. Naomi, son Deshon, was killed by bus driver Wilson Romain who has a bad driving record, violent attitude, blaming her son for his death, and various forms of severe mental torture by the so-called New Jersey justice system.
Naomi told us her most profound grief as a mother is how the system has and still is treating her son's life as it is of no importance.
The most intense pain on the loss of Naomi's son is that his dream of a hip-hop artist/rapper was stolen from him by Romaine, who still is operating New Jersey Transit. The baffling part to me that the driver was charged in 1999 for speeding but was not charged for killing Deshon when he was speeding.
The system failed this Afro-American mother who became disabled- Wednesday, July 18, 2007, due to Bloomfield, NJ police high-speed chase of a stolen car. And her son, who was killed in Bloomfield, NJ, Wednesday, July 18, 2012, by a speeding bus driver.
Naomi now created a talk show so she can tell her truth and others who have been victimized by transit deadly bus drivers, police, prosecutors, judges, and attorney. She uses the power of television to tell compelling stories about NJ Transit, Coach USA, Essex County Prosecutor, Police, and attorneys corruption on her son's transit demise case.
The Noneillah show provides the most comprehensive forum on issues in the history of television. Naomi has used the show's platform to raise awareness of the ongoing killing epidemic by NJ Transit and Coach USA bus companies' incompetent bus drivers/train engineers.
Naomi wants her viewers to be accessible to stories dealing with NJ Transit and Coach USA bus drivers, killing innocent people in vain with no repercussion. This talk show host is the only person that talks about NJ Transit and Coach USA bus drivers' disregards for human life.
At the Noneillah Talk Show, the host gives intricate detail that you will not find at any other talk show or news that goes into depth about the genocide on New Jersey residence. Moreover-how Governor Phil Murphy and USA Senator Bob Mendez are not creating a law to stop this unhealthy behavior when she approached them about the issues.
The talk show host has been elaborating on hidden issues with transit corruption and how their Chief of Compliance Todd exposes the company disregards for safety.
Naomi feels it is essential to reveal this information to the general public so they can have a clear understanding of the justice system's collaboration to covers up the truth for transit deadly bus drivers.
Noneillah Talk Show and Podcast host uses its top-rated shows to shine the light on critical issues of our time that includes the ""silent epidemics"" of bullying by transit and our justice system. Onward with how transit attorneys corruption, mental abuse by the prosecutors, fabrication, verbal attack on an innocent mother-like herself- who is fighting for justice for her only child Deshon.
Naomi always likes to addresses essential personal and social issues
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Princeton Community Television Honoring Deshon Johnson Hip-hop/Rap Artist and Visual Artist Pisces 2020 Birthday
Princeton Television honoring hip-hop artist Deshon Johnson on his March 5 birthday. Deshon's mother and extraordinary guest singer Voice had pay homage to one of New Jersey hottest rapper/hip-hop artist.
Hip-hop artist Sean M aka Deshon was being honored on his birthday on March 5 at Princeton Community Television.
There is a large group of commuter activists fighting the poor services of NJ Transit and Coach USA as if that would be a significant issue with NJ Transit and Coach USA.
There should not be a significant focus on poor services and putting wifi on buses canceled and delayed trains, also "rude conductors, dirty trains, overcrowded trains to the point handicapped, seniors, and pregnant women cannot find seats."
You have an extensive amount of people being killed by the bus drivers; like Deshon Johnson. Correcting poor transportation service can be rectified, but music artist Deshon, who was an innocent person killed by Coach USA deadly bus driver operating NJ Transit cannot be here with his mother to celebrate his birthday.
These severely injured people can not get their body parts back and live a productive life, as they did before their incident. Nor can the victims who were killed can live with their family again.
Please support rapper/hip-hop artist Deshon Johnson music. We appreciate if you show him some love by playing his music, sharing his music, like his music, subscribe to his music, comment on his music, buy his music, and comment on Sean M.
Here is Deshon's friends and associates are still struggling with his injustice death with no justice has been giving to this young talented man murder by Coach USA/NJ Transit bus driver. No, can not find peace in Deshon's deliberate death; during the Essex County Prosecutor cover-up with a fabricated Grand Jury hearing. Deshon could be your son, grandson, cousin, father, brother, nephew, or uncle. It's more comments made by the injustice for Deshon's death; I will like to put up, but it's painful.
Raising Awareness for NJ Transit / Coach USA Murder Victims Deshon and Christine Nobel Ross
Deshon Johnson and Christine Nobel Ross tragically murder by Coach
USA/NJ Transit reckless bus drivers 5 months and 26 days apart
Deshon Johnson and Christine Nobel Ross were friends and were tragically
murder by Coach USA/NJ Transit reckless bus drivers 5 months and 26
days apart from one another. Christine was mowed down Monday, January
23, 2012, in East Orange NJ and Deshon was mowed down Wednesday, July
18, 2012, in Bloomfield NJ. No charges were brought against neither of
the bus drivers; they walked away from these two deaths free men.
Johnson and Ross's lives were taken in vain. The spokesperson for the
bus companies blame these two young victims for their death saying, they
ran into the street as the bus drivers turn the corner. Deshon and
Nobel were at the corner when they were killed. The Essex County
Vehicular Homicide always will tell the public that they will do further
investigation, which is misleading information to the public because
the mishandled of these cases is biased and a conflict of interest
within the prosecutor's office. The head prosecutor detective used to
work for NJ Transit as a Collision Reconstruction so he deems all
cases like an accident. Some of these cases are Vehicular Homicide or
Vehicular Assault vehicular. These two young people's valuable lives
were stolen from them and nothing is being done about this corruption.
They just swept this death under the rug. Only a person with a wicked
heart can do this.
How can these people live with themselves?
There must be Justice for Deshon and Christine!
Deshon Johnson Born: March 5 Education:
Montclair High School, Kean University and Essex County College Parent: Naomi
Sibling: Raye
Deshon Johnson (March
5, 1991) was a 22-year-old Mixed Race young adult from Montclair New
Jersey, who was purposely run over twice then dragged in Bloomfield, New
Jersey, by Coach USA Haitian bus driver Wilson Romain operating New
Jersey Transit bus 709. Deshon Johnson was on his way to work at Home
Depot in Clifton, NJ. Wikipedia
On
the morning of Wednesday, July 18, Deshon Johnson was coming from the
Seven-Eleven convenience store, which was located cross street from the
bus stop on Broad Street, Bloomfield NJ.
Romaine, a bus driver for Coach USA operating an NJ Transit bus speeding,
saw Deshon flagging him to stop so he can get aboard the bus to go to
work at Home-depot. Several minutes later, the bus driver jumped the
handicap curb running Deshon over twice-running him over his head, chest
then dragged him 50 to 100 feet to the water Brooke on Bay Avenue.
Romaine
was not going to stop the bus until people on the bus scream for him to
stop. The bus driver claimed he did not see him and put on a stage play
role by hit his head on the bus so he will not be charged with murder.
His performance prevented him from going to jail and getting his CDL
licenses back. Romaine fabricated sworn under oath in his disposition about not having a bad driving record and more.
The
police fabricated- said there was no evidence to refute Deshon's
mother's claim of the bus driver speeding prohibited them from arresting
or charging him. The police officer claimed that the three witnesses
stated the bus driver was not speeding, nor did the driver saw the young
man. Be known to them, Exxon gas station across the street shows that
Romaine was speeding, and the bus went up twice. Also, there is a video that shows Romaine get up to demonstrated he saw Deshon. Essex County Prosecutor Detective Mike
Booker and lawyer Michael Tuzzio interjected; said to Romaine, remember
you did not see anyone. And it was out of his control that it was
nothing he could have done to prevent killing Deshon.
There are multiple disgraced dynamic of this young man case and one of
the most disturbing part of Deshon's case is when your hired attorney supported Coach USA/NJ Transit fabrication stating the driver was not speeding, NJ Transit/Coach USA attorney Michael
fabricated that Romaine has a clean record and history and the Essex
County Prosecutor Mike Booker agreed with the attorney fabrication.
based on other evidence tells a different story.
The
Chief Assistance Prosecutor Thomas S. Fennel team never called Deshon's
mother after the Bloomfield Police turn over Deshon's homicide case.
on's mother and his best friend's mother went to the prosecutor
seeking for answers. Thomas told
Deshon's mother, aunt, and friend's mother that they were going to
close the case because the witness told Naomi's son was chasing the
bus-jumping up and down banging on the bus using two hands, so they are
going to close the case.
After local media focused on the incident, the prosecutor announces to Deshon's then-attorney Brad Schenerman that
they are going to take the case to Grand Jury, which is a secret
hearing close to the public. Brad hired a criminal attorney by the name Gerald M SalutiJr.,
to be the advocate between Deshon's mother and Essex County Prosecutor
to make the bus driver charged for vehicular homicide.
Needless to say, that Gerald did
not live up to his word, so they closed Deshon's case, and until this
day, Deshon's mother does not know what information was submitted to the
Grand Jury- according to the Assistance Prosecutor Erica Lui. Nor did she ever receive a court doc—number for her son's
case. Naomi wrote in a request for the information to be giving to her,
August 2019, as of today, she never received a response.
Biography ==
Deshon
was born in Newark, New Jersey, and attended both Mount Hebron Middle
School, Montclair High School, Kean University, and Essex County
College. Deshon was always a remarkable, intelligent person since his
early years of education. From kindergarten, he was chosen to be placed
in gifted and talented classes. In Elementary School, he was on the
honor roll, Middle School he received honor roll and High School he was
in the honor society. At the time of the murder, Deshon was in college
at Essex County College; he worked at Home-Depot, he was an entrepreneur
and a recording independent hip-hop/rap artist, getting ready to be
signed to a label. Unfortunately, that is never going to happen since
Wilson Romine robbed him of his career success. ==
==
Following Deshon's death, protests were
held in Bloomfield, NJ, which should have been nationwide rally and
march. In August 2012, students at his high school and colleges partook
in the protest in
support of him. An online Chang.orgpetition calling for a full investigation and
prosecution of Romain garnered only 821 signatures. I believe if it
went nationwide, it would have been more signatures. ==
==
It has been recorded that there was a lot of racism, poor investigation
conduct by Essex County Prosecutor New Jersey, biased, conflict of
interest, and political favoritism prevented for Deshon's case being
swept under the rug.
==
Also,
in August, the media coverage surrounding Deshon's death became the
first story of 2012 to be featured on the Star Ledgers front page. The
former governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, refused to appoint a task
force to examine the state's self-defense laws.
==
The
local media, transit spokesperson, scrutinized Deshon's life. The name
Deshon was being tarnished by Coach USA spokesperson and few white
citizens on CNN online news, Bloomfield Patch, Montclair Patch, News 12
online, and more.
==
More
than 1,000 people attended the viewing of his remains the day before
his funeral, which was held in August 2012 in Montclair, New Jersey
Church.
Today, Naomi is trying to work with the museum to have a memorial dedicated to Deshon at a Historical Museum.
Deshon
was born in 1991 in Newark, New Jersey, to Naomi. Naomi raised her son
by herself. At the time of the murder, Naomi was recovering from a
deadly Bloomfield New Jersey police car chase, Wednesday, July 18, 2007,
which left her to be disabled. Before the accident, Naomi was a
Teacher, Job Developer, and Employment Specialist.
When
Deshon was 17 years old, he cared for his mother by cooking, house
chores, washing clothing, and being her chauffeur. Due to Naomi,
suffered with nerves damages which cause her to have tremors on her
right side.
Deshon
enjoyed drawing, writing songs, skateboarding, and running his online
blog. He advertises on his blog, basic landscaping, notarized documents,
and camp counselor to earn his own money. Deshon was involved in
various activities, like wrestling for his high school, choruses, art,
after school education enhancement course, karate, and a Shaolin.
Deshon's
former art teacher said he had been one of the best artists in her
class, and he should persuade an art career. His music teacher said
Deshon was a good singer and he should pursue a singing career.
Deshon was on the wrestling team
while in high school since he was 14, and at the age of seven, he took
up martial arts. During his years in high school, he volunteered at the
Good Well to feed the homeless on the holidays.
Montclair
High School Secretary said he was a shy child and always walked worn
his hat that matches his outfit and headphones on listening to music.
Deshon's friend said he is always telling jokes around family and people
he feels close to but not with other people. He is not a talkative
person. His friends said they all hung out outside, telling jokes with
Deshon the night before his death, said that he and Deshon had been like
brothers growing up. He recalled that Deshon had been very skilled at
playing computer games, skateboarding, repairing, and riding skateboards
and bikes. Deshon's aunt said her nephew had often stayed over visiting
her family. She also noted that Deshon was fond of wearing headphones
listing to his music and rapping.
Deshon
had wanted to rap and perform on stage, and in mid-2009, he started
performer at several location rap battling and performing at underground
clubs or local radio stations.
According
to people and customers at Home-Depot, where Deshon worked at said he
was a polite young man." Also, he was consciously aware of his
surroundings that he will pull his friends back when he sees a bus
driver speeding.
Deshon's later teenage years ===
When Deshon started high school,
his goal of being a lawyer was put aside in favor of a music career. Deshon
attended Langston Hughes from Kindergarten to third grade in East Orange, NJ.
He transferred to North Eastern Elementary School NJ in the middle of third
grade; after graduated from his elementary school, he attended Mount Hebron
Middle School. After that, I went to Montclair High School. While in his third
year in high school he majors in pre-law, up until graduating out of high
school. Deshon's ninth-grade teacher, who taught him, three classes of pre-law,
chosen him to go to Howard University to speak on behalf of the Montclair law
department. His teacher said he chosen him because he was well articulated and
was a well-behaved student, who passed all his classes. According to another
teacher at Montclair High School, math was his favorite subject, and she said
she never saw Deshon show disrespect. Some students at Montclair High School
and local newspaper media compared Deshon's lousydeathinvestigation by the
prosecutor like Trayvon Martin. After Deshon graduated from High School, he
signs up to Tempo University in Philadelphia to study pre-law, and Delaware
University had offered him an Academic Scholarship to attend their University.
Unfortunately. Deshon decline both school because he wanted to stay close to
his mother after he learn of his mother life threaten car accident that left
her disable. He refused to leave his mother in the condition that the
Bloomfield police chase left her. Deshon applied to Montclair University and
Kean University where he was accepted to both University. Kean University
accepted him for the fall semester and Montclair University accepted him for
the Spring semester. Due to Deshon's misfortune, she was unable to pay for
her son's college because she was layoff from her job after her car accident.
Deshon's
mother had him transferred to Essex County College in West Orange, NJ, instead
of going to the college Newark campus because it had approximately 2,700
students. Naomi said that her son had top achievement performance in school.
She transferred him because she thought that Essex County West Caldwell campus
was better, and she wanted him to maintain his high GPA with less distraction.
Naomi felt like Essex County College in Newark, NJ was like high school with a
lot of distraction and not enough learning.
At the
time of Romaine horrifically running this honor roll student down, he was
preparing for his music video on Thursday, July 19, and he was getting ready to
be signed by a record label. Deshon also was working to take care of his
mother, running his entertainment blog, performing in the Tri-State area, and
preparing to go back to college to finish his last semester. He was few credits
away from graduating out of college in 2013, but Romain made sure that was not
going to happen. In May 2013, Deshon was awarded his Posthumanism diploma in
Business Finance.
=
Deshon Social Media and People Comments ===
Deshon, known on Twitter by his
music stage name and tagline "Scmnoneillah," posted thousands of
tweets for months, according to his Twitter page. Deshon tweeted his last
message recruiting people to be a part of his music video five hours before he
was run over twice, then dragged in July 2012.
According
to the Star Ledges,
Deshon's "digital footprint" portrayed him as having a sense of humor
and a preoccupation with music and a working young man who enjoys living his
life to the fullest.
Deshon
also enjoyed making jokes on Twitter about different topics and posted his
music video on YouTube.
He had
excerpts from his music video remix like Hands on The
Wheels and Motivation, which both were remixed from established music
artists. Deshon liked rap music and tweeted about Kelly Rowland, The Game,
School Q, and other music artists.
Deshon
did not have a violent nature about himself; he was always willing to help
people. He was a proper manner young man who loved his mother, family, and
friends. You will see some of his pictures online with a beautiful soul and a
playful spirit that makes people laugh. You find photos online with him and his
mother that shows a tight binding between the two. In his music, you can hear a
young man rapping about he does not care about the money for himself. He just
wants to make money to take care of his mother. Now that dream was stolen from
this son and his mother with no justice. During the incident, the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_EDCl2M3xI&list=UUdqUhMcnXA4LXP89fOpq0MQ&index=34 Essex County
Prosecuto]r never requested a copy of Romain cellphone records or did a blood
test to see if he was on any influence of drugs or alcohol on the day. He
killed Deshon. Romaine attorney Michael Tuzzio took the driver the next day for
blood work. In Romaine and the witness deposition, Michael made stereotypical
references about Deshon's hairstyle choice. He was trying to conjure up
negative connotations when he also that Deshon was some type of thug because he
has worn dreadlocks.
Friends
of Deshon, who had known him from Montclair High School, Kean University, and
Essex County College, corresponded with him over Twitter, said Deshon was not
prone to violence. There were customers from his job at Home-Depot who wrote
that Deshon was a well-manner person who did not say much.
One
friend said he was the "quiet person in their group" type of guy:
"he'd rather walk away from arguments or fights.' Trying to be the
peacemaker. "She also said that she had never seen Deshon unaware of his
surroundings; if anybody was not aware of their surrounding was her because he
pulled her back when a bus was trying to hit her. His other friends said,
Deshon will never run after public transportation, he prefers to wait for the
next one regardless of how long it takes because your life and safety is
essential. He told his mother and aunt the same thing when they were running to
catch the train to get onto their connected flight.
A friend
from college who had known him since middle school said he was funny and had
liked to joke around and make people laugh.
==
Main article: Mowed Down by Coach USA/NJ Transit Bus Driver ==
Naomi said that she asked her son
to come with her to the hospital for his grandmother's eye operation a month
before his death. She said the day of the procedure and her son's death, an
inner voice told her to call Deshon, but she did not because she was running
late. The next day Deshon was over a friend spending the night and the voice
told her call her son to come home but her mother talked her into no calling
him. Naomi's mother told her to give him some space and freedom.
On the
morning of Deshob's horrific death of her son, she was at the hospital with her
mother, sister, and brother-in-law. Deshon had left Seven-Eleven to buy a
sandwich and vitamin water to make change for the bus so he can go to work. As
it was time for Deshon to catch the bus, Wilson Romaine, a Coach USA bus driver
operating an NJ Transit bus, used the bus as a weapon to kill Deshon by
speeding jumping the curb running him over twice then dragged him. Romain
ignores all the safety rules taught to him as a professional bus driver by
Coach USA to prevent for killing anyone. Romain claimed he did not see Deshon
in the video interview then he said he did see his victim. There is no way the
bus driver could not see his victim knocking hard at the front door;
eventually, he was never charged in Deshon's death.
==
Aftermath and media discourse ==
=
2012 ===
Deshon's
mother was upset that an arrest had not been made in her son's death. Deshon's
best friend's mother, who saw of, an attorney who won a 5 million settlement
for Mercede whose legs was run over by an NJ Transit bus driver, his name was
Brad Scherman, a civil lawyer from Newark, New Jersey. Brad retained Gerald
Sutali, a criminal lawyer to help with the Deshon case to be an advocate to
ensure they will prosecute the driver for vehicular homicide. Brad also promise
Naomi that he will approach several national media contacts about covering the
incident and August 2012 protest. Over the next few days, the lawyer only has
gotten Fios news to cover the event, but Deshon's friend manages to get
Bloomfield Patch, Montclair Patch, and Baristante to cover the protest.
On August
8, Naomi, created a petition on Change.org to get a Deshon law sponsor and
demanding that authorities prosecute Wilson Romain. Sadly, to say, Naomi was
unable to get the numbers up to 1,000 yet alone to 10, 000.
Within
the months, Brad announces he made plans to go golfing and lunch with NJ
Transit/Coach USA lawyer Michael Tuzzio. Then he started going on how they live
in the same area from one another. Then he started accusing Deshon of his
demises, saying he was chasing the bus. From that point on, Brad and Gerald
began to do so much of wrong things to damage Deshon's name and trying to make
money without doing a faithful representation. The mission on Deshon's case to
go viral and hit international news plummet.
Not only
did the lawyer's bail on her with media coverage, but they also did not
represent her during the meeting with the Essex County Prosecutor decision in
closing the case. Brad or Gerald left her out to defend herself when she went
into a tremor attacked. When Deshon's best friends went to get the case file
and fired the crook lawyers, Brad revealed that they're where a lot of
corruption/cover-up involved in Naomi's son's case. Naomi had to start all over
to find a lawyer who was for fighting for justice not corruption.
A few months,
someone referred lawyer Brian Curley to her, who was a Business Lawyer. Brian
sought out other firms to help him with the case, which he was doing good. Then
he started going down the same route as the other two attorneys. Brian stated
fabricating to her and hired a retired Middlesex Judge by the name of Lawrence
Lawson, who mentally torment her, leaving gruesome images about her son's
remain spread in the road. Once again, Naomi received poor representation from
that lawyer, she sought out help from a friend in the law profession. He had
someone to take a look at Deshon's case and told her to change attorney from a
big firm. Naomi, retain her fourth attorney, then once again the disloyalty
started over again.
I think Deshon's transit death and
prosecutor corruption could be a situation where the death of one person
could trigger a reevaluation of society, and recast the justice system
and the culture.
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