This comes after a recent $200,000 donation by Rev. Dr. Dennis Grant, Pastor of the Restoration Ministries in Margate, Florida.In June of last year he had donated $800,000 towards his treatment.

"We plan to leave no stone unturned until justice is done" -- Pastor Dennis GrantThe growing controversy surrounding Smith's shooting was addressed during a June 12th press conference held at Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church in Riviera Beach and presided over by Bishop-elect Thomas Masters and Pastor Dennis Grant of Restoration Ministries in Margate.Grant is also the founder of People for Civil Rights and Justice.Rhetorically asking "Is racial profiling still alive and well?"Grant went on to state, "Once you are Black; once you have dreadlocks, or you have gold teeth, or earrings, you are a criminal.Not every individual with dreadlocks or with earrings is a criminal and [wearing] a certain hairstyle doesn't make you a criminal.Grant, who stated he didn't know what racism, was, until he came to America in 1986, noted that he himself has been pulled over numerous times simply because of the brand new Jaguar he was driving."This must stop in this community," he said, adding, "You shouldn't be stopped for the car you drive or where you live."That particular question is one that won't go away, according to Grant, who pointed out that Smith had "four gunshot wounds to the upper portion of his body with one of the bullets exiting through his mouth.He must have been moving away from them, because he was apparently shot from behind."Grant went on to state that once again we have "another teenager like so many in Fort Lauderdale, Broward, Dade, Palm Beach and across the nation being shot by police on a daily basis."Bishop-elect Thomas Masters, Pastor of Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, and President of Under Our Wings, a national organization dedicated to fighting for juvenile justice, said that he was "deeply troubled" by what he had read and heard of the case. He also said that while he has "confidence in the State Attorney's Office and Sheriff's Department" to handle the case in a "fair and just manner," he never-the-less added that there are "some good police officers and bad police officers; the good should be rewarded and the bad, punished."

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Reverend Dennis Grant of Restoration Ministries in Fort Lauderdale also sponsored a classroom at that school.Meanwhile, Hot PC Deals, a computer retail company, has donated some equipment to the Epping Forest Primary School.