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Kadir Skinner shooting sparks new calls for police reform

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By Brianna Hill, Maggie Reynolds
| Spotlight Delaware Verified
Why Should Delaware Care? The debate in Delaware over how to investigate incidents of police violence has been reignited following the fatal shooting of Kadir Skinner. For decades, Delaware police have been granted a broad deference around use-of-force actions. Today, calls for changes are growing.
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Kadir Skinner shooting sparks new calls for police reform

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By Brianna Hill, Maggie Reynolds, Seanna Adcox Verified
| News from the States
Why Should Delaware Care? The debate in Delaware over how to investigate incidents of police violence has been reignited following the fatal shooting of Kadir Skinner. For decades, Delaware police have been granted a broad deference around use-of-force actions. Today, calls for changes are growing.
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Family of Kadir Skinner to sue Wilmington over police killing of the teen

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By Brianna Hill
| Spotlight Delaware Verified
Why Should Delaware Care? A recent police shooting of a 19-year-old in northeast Wilmington has become one of the city’s highest-profile use-of-force cases in years. A Delaware Department of Justice investigation into the incident is expected to be closely watched as residents look for answers and justice. The family of Kadir Skinner, the 19-year-old who was fatally shot by Wilmington police last month, announced Tuesday they will seek $25 million from the city in a wrongful death lawsuit.
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