The black motorist was declared the Mistral against the officer in the deadly shootout

The judge declared the miyar after the jury could not be a judgment in the trial of the murder of a Michigan police officer during the traffic stop.

Christopher Schurr, on April 4, 2022, was accused of secondary murder for the killing of 26-year-old Patrick Lyoya in Grand Rapids.

Mr Lyoya, a Congolese immigrants, causes widespread protests and puts the question of race injustice and police.

“It hurts. My family, wife, bleeding,” Mr. Lyoya’s father said after the referee announced the inheritance Thursday. “We will continue to fight until you get a true justice for Patrick.”

Mistence is a partial victory for Mr Schurr, who can still face another test.

The event of April 4 in the details of the graphics and a police bodecas and a dashboard cell, a martyrdom ‘phone and a doorbell security system from a house near a nearby house.

Images, Mr. Schurr, who fleeing Mr. Schurr in Mr. Lyoya, escaping Mr. Schurr. Two men argue over the Taser of Mr. Schurr before they lower Mr. Lyoya.

The defense of Mr. Schurr, who is on the protection of Mr. Schurr, was the defense of Mr. Schurr, who was defended by Mr. Schurr, said that he was in great fear that a Taser could lead to injuries.

“I believed that if I did not at that time, I will not go home,” Mr Schurr, Mr. Lyoya spoke from the fire.

For seven years, the Grand Rapids Security Directorate was fired immediately after the accusation of 2022.

Patrick Lyoya came to the United States with his family from the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2014.

Mistr, former Memphis police officer, a day after the killing of a black man beating in 2023 during the traffic stop after the murder is after the blessing.