Grand Rapids residents address commissioners on Lyoya shooting, police funding

by Chris Yu | News Channel 3

Wed, May 18th 2022, 3:57 AM UTC

During a Grand Rapids City Commission meeting on May 17, 2022, a man expresses frustration over the shooting death of Patrick Lyoya and that the officer who killed him remains on paid administrative leave. (Courtesy: City of Grand Rapids/WWMT)

A woman speaks in defense of the Grand Rapids Police Department during the City Commission meeting on May 18, 2022. (Courtesy: City of Grand Rapids/WWMT)

A brick wrapped in a newspaper article about Lyoya's death, with the message, "There's blood on your hands," is found next to a commissioner's mailbox. (Manny Revilla/WWMT)

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During a Grand Rapids City Commission meeting on May 17, 2022, a man expresses frustration over the shooting death of Patrick Lyoya and that the officer who killed him remains on paid administrative leave. (Courtesy: City of Grand Rapids/WWMT)

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