On October 12, 1995 Jonny Gammage, a 31-year-old African-American businessman, church-goer and volunteer, was pulled over by five white police officers while driving a Jaguar owned by his cousin, Pittsburgh Steeler Ray Seals. During the ensuing struggle Gammage was asphyxiated. There was shock and revulsion in the community, and thousands, both black and white, took to the streets in protest.

Narrated by Danny Glover, “Enough is ENOUGH!” examines the criminal justice system and the procedural relationships among the law enforcement officers, the Coroner’s office, the District Attorneys, and the courts. Interwoven with the story line are interviews with prominent lawyers, politicians and activists that include Prof. Charles Ogletree of Harvard, Nation of Islam Louis Farrakhan, Johnnie Cochran, Al Sharpton, among others.
Enough. . . examines the current inextricable link between police misconduct, positional asphyxiation, the criminal justice system, and the need for community mobilization for change. Archival footage, newspaper clippings, animation, and narration tell the story of Jonny Gammage’s death as well as another egregious killing the same year, in Pittsburgh, where again the police were found not guilty and lessons were still not learned.