Elijah McClain's Family Demands More Action After Aurora Police Officers Fired Over Photo Scandal
Elijah McClain's family is demanding more action after three police officers were fired and one resigned in connection to a photo scandal.
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Elijah McClain's family is demanding more action after three police officers were fired and one resigned in connection to a photo scandal.
The Aurora Police Department has fired the three officers who posed for photos at the Elijah McClain memorial.
One photo shows the officers reenacting the chokehold used on McClain, who later died.
One of the three Aurora police officers involved in the encounter with Elijah McClain has been fired.
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