Scores of residents gathered outside Police Headquarters on Monday alongside the family of Khaleel Simon, the Bolans teenager fatally shot by police on his 18th birthday.
The demonstration drew supporters carrying placards and chanting for justice as they pressed for accountability in Simon’s death. His relatives, visibly distraught, called for the immediate removal of the officer who fired the fatal shot.
Police Commissioner Everton Jeffers has said the matter is under active investigation, but family members insist that is not enough. They argue that allowing the officer to remain on the force undermines public confidence and compounds their grief.
Simon’s killing has ignited anger across Bolans and beyond, raising concerns about police use of force and the safety of young men in particular. Monday’s protest underscored growing pressure on law enforcement officials to respond swiftly to public demands for justice.
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Sigh Again I share the family’s sentiments that they need answers and they should get them
They are not letting up.thats the spirit
Go and bury you all dead. Hell awaits. He will meet Dingie.
So ignorant
WE DEMAND JUSTICE!!! After hearing the story, we demand justice!!! And when will they ever release the police officers name???
These people need to understand that they did a protest for Chantel and Angela is still eating out tax. Now it’s a situation that this young man was killed by someone who knows this headquarters inside and out………
Don’t ease up the protest show them you mean business and deserve answers. More so removal of the officer involved. Unity is strength.
And guest wa….. none tarl go come from dis, but me lub the consistency don’t stop justice must prevail
It’s heartbreaking to see another young life lost. Protests are a way for the community to demand answers.
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