Police in Michigan has released video of Black man shooting death

 The April 4 dying of Patrick Lyoya, 26, has outraged individuals of his own family and touched off protests in Grand Rapids through activists.

Police in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Wednesday launched three films of a police officer capturing a Black guy dead as the 2 guys fought inside the rain on a suburban the front garden following a traffic stop.

The April 4 death of Patrick Lyoya, 26, has outraged contributors of his family and touched off protests in Grand Rapids with the aid of activists who say it represents the cutting-edge instance of police violence against younger Black men.

Grand Rapids police officials have placed the officer, who has now not been named publicly, on administrative go away and feature requested the Michigan kingdom Police to research the capturing.

Prosecutors in Kent County instructed CNN on Wednesday that they may make a selection on possible criminal prices as soon as the research is complete.

"another Black guy has died on the hands of police, and the officer in this video has were given to be held responsible," the NAACP stated in a written statement responding to the video.

"President Biden, signal the police reform government order now. whilst we absolutely recognize an executive order isn't an alternative to significant law, we have to do the whole thing in our electricity to protect our community," the NAACP said.

The videos released on Wednesday with the aid of police were taken from the dashboard of the officer's squad automobile, from his body-worn camera and from a neighbor's surveillance digital camera.

They display Lyoya stepping out of the car on a wet street, seemingly careworn and asking "what did I do?" as the policeman time and again asks for a driver's license and orders him to get back in the vehicle.

Lyoya appears to be complying, but then closes the driving force-facet door and tries to stroll away, resisting the officials attempts to handcuff him.