The trial of former Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr, charged with the murder of Patrick Lyoya, a Black motorist, has concluded with a hung jury, leading to a declared mistrial. Following this decision, protests erupted in Grand Rapids, with community members demanding justice for Lyoya and urging for a retrial. Michigan Governor has called for peaceful responses to the situation, as mixed reactions to the mistrial ripple through the community. The family of Patrick Lyoya, along with supporters, are pressing the prosecutor to refile charges. As the prosecutor considers whether to pursue a retrial, experts weigh the implications of the mistrial and its impact on public sentiment surrounding police accountability.