Medical examiner's report confirms Akron, Ohio police shot unarmed Jayland Walker 46 times

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : As is stated on the Office of Ohio Attorney General website: "BCI is committed to serving the law enforcement community," which it does by "helping Ohioans feel safe in their communities and inspiring trust in law enforcement..."
52% : As part of their research into Senior, Akron anti-police violence researchers discovered that the Tango-22 gang had its own website, which until recently featured photos and names of the gang members, as well as short biographies confirming that they all had military experience and had all worked in "law enforcement."
44% : The Akron Police Department has confirmed that eight of the 13 cops present during Walker's murder have been placed on paid administrative leave pending the completion of an Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) inquiry.
42% : In addition to the usual glorification of guns and nationalism, the Tango-22 website features a recent social media update that reads, in part: "[W]e have temporarily unpublished our social media due to baseless accusations by sham activist groups.

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