The tragic death of Tyre Nichols has sent shockwaves through the city of Memphis, Tennessee. Last week, Nichols was brutally beaten by two police officers, and on Monday, three Memphis Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) were fired for their response to the incident.

The video of the beating, which was released by the Memphis Police Department, sparked an uproar of public outcry. The Memphis City Council and other local groups called for an immediate investigation into the incident.

In response to the public outcry, two more Memphis police officers were relieved of duty. The officers, who were not identified, were placed on administrative leave pending an investigation into their involvement in the incident.

The Hamilton County Group, an advocacy organization, issued a statement expressing its outrage over the incident and calling for justice for Nichols and his family.

Meanwhile, Roy S. Johnson, a columnist for AL.com, wrote an opinion piece entitled “Shame of the ‘skinfolk’ who brutally killed Tyre Nichols is all theirs, and policing.” In it, he argues that the video of the incident should serve as a reminder of the importance of police accountability and the need for police reform.

Finally, The Independent published an article titled “Yes, these police videos are awful to watch — but we must not look away.” The article argues that, although it is difficult to watch the video of Nichols’ death, it is important to acknowledge the reality of police brutality and to demand justice for those affected.

As the investigation into the incident continues, the city of Memphis and its residents are left to grapple with the tragedy of Tyre Nichols’ death.