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Two months after a one-year-old boy was killed by police in Senatobia, Mississippi, his family remains in the dark—no direct communication from investigators. The Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus is demanding answers and accountability, pushing for transparency as they seek to know if officers will face charges in the death of Kohen Wiley, who was held in his mother’s arms during the shooting. Kohen’s mother, Vellesiya Wiley, and grandmother are pleading for justice, while key figures like Sergeant Hunter Foster—who was wrongly listed as the subject of the investigation and placed on leave—are still under scrutiny despite claims of innocence. Eyewitnesses say they’ve been ignored, and crucial footage remains sealed. With systemic failures exposed, the Black Caucus vows to tackle police transparency in the next legislative session—while families wait for closure.

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