The accused in the Tyre Nichols murder case, consisting of 5 Memphis police officers, have been relieved of their law enforcement duties and are looking at a jail term as widespread protests erupt across the nation prompting the President of the United States to go public urging them to exercise peace and restraint. The Tyre Nichols video footage available for the murder is yet to be made public, however, the top officials of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation express their shock after reviewing the said footage. The entire city of Memphis in Tennessee is like a volcano waiting to erupt as law enforcement officials have been placed on high alert as they have been instructed to step up the patrolling to prevent any untoward incidents.
Tyre Nichols murder case: How it all unfolded
Widespread protests spread panic across the nation as citizens are yet to come to terms on the murder of a 29 years old allegedly committed by 5 Memphis city police officers. Nichols, an Afro-American was interrupted by 5 police officers in Memphis, Tennessee who also happen to the Afro-Americans on his way home while he was clicking snaps of the sunset, as per the lawyer of the victim’s family. He also said that the victim was physically assaulted apart from being manhandled by the concerned cops. The way this Tyre Nichols murder case incident has unfolded goes to show that basic human values are missing from those who are supposedly paid to safeguard them.
Public aggravation
The local, as well as the state administration, are currently clueless as far as restoring peace and controlling the public outrage is concerned, that too hours before the Tyre Nichols video footage of the actual incident is to be made public by the concerned authorities. The top officials of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation express their shock after reviewing the said footage. The officers are now charged and will be tried for second-degree murder, assault and kidnapping.
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