A family in Mississippi disputes the state’s claim that a "thorough and impartial" review justified a fatal police shooting, alleging investigators never contacted them before concluding no wrongdoing. The revelation raises questions about transparency and procedural fairness in the case. The family’s statement suggests a lack of engagement with those directly affected by the incident. Details from The Intercept shed light on the process behind the official findings.
Mississippi has yet to release any support for its claim that a “thorough and impartial” review showed the shooting was “justified.” The post Kohen Wiley’s Family Says Investigators Didn’t Contact Them Before Concluding Cops Did No Wrong appeared first on The Intercept.
