wksu 89.7United Nations may investigate Akron police killing of Jayland Walker, family attorney says
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
53% : The UN body that would investigate is tasked with making "an expert inquiry into the shooting and advance racial justice and equality for Africans and people of African descent in the context of law enforcement," according to an email from DiCello's office.41% : Bobby DiCello, the Walker family attorney, said he was unsure what that investigation would entail but said it would likely start after the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation completed its own look into the shooting.
38% : The United Nations has offered to investigate the Akron police's fatal shooting of Jayland Walker, an attorney for the family said Wednesday during a press conference in downtown Akron.
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