Lawyers representing the family of a Black teenager killed by police in an Alabama suburb said the state’s refusal to release body-camera video during an investigation is fueling mistrust.

On Tuesday, the family of Jabari Peoples continued to demand the release of body camera footage from the night Jabari was killed. Peoples' father, mother, and brother spoke at the event alongside Civil Rights attorney Ben Crump.

Attorney Ben Crump has called for a news conference Tuesday to discuss the case of 18-year-old Jabari Peoples, who was shot and killed by a Homewood police officer on June 23. The content of the bodycam and/or dashcam from that night has been the subject of much contention,