Latjor Tuel laid to rest as investigation into Calgary Police shooting continues
, as well as members of Calgary’s Sudanese community, continue to search for answers as they lay his body to rest on Saturday.
“He deserves to lay in peace and he deserves his dignity back,” Latjor said. “I won’t stop until I get justice.” Calgary police Chief Mark Neufeld said at the time that officers were not aware of Tuel’s mental health struggles and were responding to an assault call in a busy public place.Calgary police chief offers details to clarify events leading up to fatal shooting
Gar Gar, a family friend a youth advocate in the community, said the lack of answers for Tuel’s family has created a challenge to reach any sense of closure.Family of man killed by Calgary police believes death was preventable – Feb 23, 2022
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