Bresha Meadows Case Calls Attention to Incarcerated Domestic Violence SurvivorsCheck this out: Organizers gave a range of responses when asked about the spark that ignited the uprisings. Aly, the DC-based student activist, points to the lack of emotion expressed by former police officer Derek Chauvin as he knelt on Floyd’s neck, extinguishing his life. Once she is released in 2018, she still has two years of state supervision through probation. Discussing why the state offered the plea deal, juvenile prosecutor Stanley Elkins said in court that “there is something wrong with this child” — but Bresha’s advocates argue that there is something wrong with a court system and society that would criminalize a child for self-defense. In addition, if the treatment facility decides that Bresha needs to stay there longer, they can decideto extend her stay