'We need justice for those killed by police...and we need guarantees that this mislabeling of police killings will stop. That's why we march, and why we have to keep demanding police reform and accountability,' Rev. Al Sharpton says.
Rev. Al Sharpton shines a light on a new study in 'The Lancet', The University of Washington's medical journal.
This new study reiterates a problem in the police reform movement - a lack of data on how many Black men are killed by police. Sharpton and other accountability partners say they "need a guarantee that mislabeling of police killings will stop".
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