The activism group “Faith in Indiana” led prayers and a march to call on the Mayor’s office for law enforcement reforms. This comes a day after the police officer who fatally shot Eric Logan in 2019 was found to be justified in the shooting, and won’t be facing any criminal charges for the incident.

In the wake of the verdict [of former police officer Ryan O’Neill], faith leaders and community members gathered to pray and rally for more police accountability Saturday.

Faith in Indiana,…family and community leaders said they would like South Bend Mayor James Mueller to follow through on his campaign promises, and adopt what they are calling a “peacemaker” platform.

Area interfaith groups met for an emotional procession to advocate for change Saturday.

The procession of prayers, organized by Faith in Indiana, was in light of an independent special prosecutor’s announcement Friday that a former SBPD officer will not be indicted in the shooting death of Eric Logan on June 16, 2019.

[Faith in Indiana] leaders marched in South Bend on Saturday to demand that a disciplinary policy for police officers be adopted within the next 60 days. It comes a day after a special prosecutor announced the state won’t file charges against a white police officer who fatally shot a black man last June.