...in Canada.
Short version: Two years after the death of Andrew Loku, his death was ruled a homocide and the inquest provided recommendations to ensure this never happens again like having front-line officers carry tasers. Constable Andrew "I feared for my life" Doyle, who shot and killed Andrew Loku, has yet to receive any penalty for his actions (the committee couldn't charge him; the SIU could have but they ruled in favor of Doyle, hence the lack of charges).
Source: https://news.vice.com/story/inquest-rules-police-shooting-of-andrew-loku-a-homicide
EDIT: Forgot to remove the 's from the title. If a mod could change that, it would be appreciated.
An inquest into the death of a black man at the hands of a Toronto police officer came to an end on Friday, with the jury deeming it a homicide, and delivering a broad range of recommendations to the city's police force, including training officers on the inequities faced by racialized communities.
Unlike in a criminal proceeding, the finding of homicide in an inquest carries no legal weight — it simply means Andrew Loku died as a result of someone else's conduct, family lawyer Jonathan Shime explained.
Short version: Two years after the death of Andrew Loku, his death was ruled a homocide and the inquest provided recommendations to ensure this never happens again like having front-line officers carry tasers. Constable Andrew "I feared for my life" Doyle, who shot and killed Andrew Loku, has yet to receive any penalty for his actions (the committee couldn't charge him; the SIU could have but they ruled in favor of Doyle, hence the lack of charges).
Source: https://news.vice.com/story/inquest-rules-police-shooting-of-andrew-loku-a-homicide
EDIT: Forgot to remove the 's from the title. If a mod could change that, it would be appreciated.