Governor Henry McMaster Suspends North Charleston City Councilman Mike A. Brown
OLUMBIA, S.C. – Upon receiving the indictment of North Charleston City Councilman Mike A. Brown, Governor Henry McMaster issued Executive Order 2025-09, suspending Brown from office.
Brown is suspended until such a time as he is formally acquitted, convicted, or until a successor is elected and qualifies as provided by law, whichever event occurs first.
For more information, view the Executive Order here.
The two other indicted North Charleston City Councilmen, Jerome Sydney Heyward and Sandino S. Moses, have since resigned from office.
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Why is it the black members of these crimes are being shown , what about the white implicated in these crimes as well why isn’t their identity being revealed as well for their parts
Because they were all councilmen, Thats why.
Let’s sit the easiest card out and call it for what it really is… Money & Greed
It’s just amazing that we have a sitting president who is indicted on many charges and no one saw a problem with that, but we are ready to suspend these councilmen. Make it make sense!
I agree Dr Teresa !!! Sad but true, Racism is alive and well….