Lake County mothers hold rally against police brutality in Waukegan

WAUKEGAN, Ill. (WLS) -- Mothers of several young people killed or injured by Lake County police united for a rally Saturday.

They are calling for the judicial system to hold the officers and their police departments accountable.

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The rally was held in Waukegan, where a recent police shooting left Marcelllis Stinnette dead and his girlfriend, Tafara Williams, injured.

Waukegan police have released limited body camera video from the police shooting last week.

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Tafara Williams, who was shot by Waukegan police in a shooting that killed her boyfriend, described what happened leading up to the shooting.

A separate Lake County police-involved shooting that killed Justus Howell was deemed justified, however, mothers of those involved in fatal confrontations with police and others called for police officers to be indicted and put on trial in such cases.

The mothers say the trauma is immeasurable, and they want to stop Black and Brown people from being targeted. They claim the judicial system has failed to hold officers and their police departments accountable, according to the mothers.

The FBI and state police are still investigating the fatal Wukegan incident.

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Family members of Tafara Williams, a woman shot by Waukegan police, call for justice.

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Edgar Navarro, commander with Waukegan police department, gives a statement following the fatal shooting Tuesday night.

The Howell family filed a wrongful death lawsuit in 2016 against the officer and the city of Zion. A jury rejected that lawsuit.