In Homewood, Alabama, the aftermath of the police shooting of 18-year-old Jabari Peoples has sparked significant public outcry and demands for accountability. The family of Peoples is pressing for the release of bodycam footage from the incident, as an independent autopsy revealed that he was shot in the back. Governor Kay Ivey has publicly supported withholding the video, evoking strong reactions from activists who threaten to boycott the city if transparency is not achieved. Recent statements from local leaders and civil rights advocates highlight a growing frustration over the lack of information and the alleged racial dynamics at play. As calls for reform and justice continue, the community honors Jabari with memorials and demands clarity about his tragic death.