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Prosecutor won't retry Christopher Schurr for murder

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Patrick Lyoya’s family disappointed in decision not to retry Christopher Schurr for murder
The Patrick Lyoya family has lost all hope that a former Grand Rapids police officer accused in his killing “will ever be held criminally accountable,” the family’s attorney said.

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Prosecutor says he won't retry ex-Grand Rapids officer in death of Patrick Lyoya
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Prosecutor will not retry Christopher Schurr in Patrick Lyoya’s death
Takeaways from decision to not retry police officer Christopher Schurr for murder
Becker announced on Thursday, May 22, he will not retry Schurr for second-degree murder in Patrick Lyoya’s killing.

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Ex-Michigan officer Christopher Schurr will not be retried after case ends in mistrial
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Prosecutor to announce decision on retrying Christopher Schurr for murder
Christopher Schurr will not face a second trial in murder of Patrick Lyoya, prosecutor says
The decision by prosecutor Chris Becker is certain to anger civil rights activists and the family of Patrick Lyoya, the 26-year-old Congolese immigrant whose death in the front yard of a Grand Rapids...

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Police union praises decision to nix new trial against Christopher Schurr
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Police officer Christopher Schurr will not be retried for murder, prosecutor says
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Could Christopher Schurr return to police work?
Christopher Schurr, a former Grand Rapids police officer, will not be retried in Patrick Lyoya's April 4, 2022, killing. A deadlocked jury resulted in a mistrial.
Grand Rapids police officer who killed a Patrick Lyoya won’t face a retrial, prosecutor says
A Michigan police officer who fatally shot a Black man in the back of the head after a tumultuous traffic stop will not face a second trial.
Protesters march in Grand Rapids after mistrial declared in murder trial of former officer
Close to a hundred people gathered for demonstrations May 8, calling for a second trial after a jury deadlocked earlier in the day.
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