SANDRA SMITH (CO-HOST): So what's the status of the investigation? 

WILLIAM LA JEUNESSE: Well, activists want criminal charges against the cops. That's premature, but the protests are sending a message and putting pressure on the multiple investigations underway. So one is by the police department to determine if the officers violated their use of force policy. Another by the DA [District Attorney] will look at the shooting as a potential criminal act. The state AG [Attorney General] is overseeing both. You have you a police oversight board. They're doing their own investigation. Then of course you also have the coroner, they have a toxicology report coming up. Also the family has hired their own medical examiner for an independent autopsy. For Black Lives Matter, however, the body cam video alone is enough to convict. 

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LA JEUNESSE: Now Clark does have a criminal record, but the family's attorney says that shouldn't matter, because the cops did not know who they were pursuing at the time. But as you said protests are expected today and potentially over the weekend. 

Previously:

Fox News is unusually focused on the nationality of the officer who shot Justine Damond (he's Somali-American)

Fox News report on Colorado gunman ignores his white supremacist connections

Sean Hannity: Black Lives Matter's “advancing narrative is killing cops”

Fox's Katie Pavlich: “Police aren't shooting innocent black men”

Fox News completely ignored the release of police footage showing Philando Castile's fatal shooting

Fox & Friends only acknowledges racial bias in Ferguson police department to blame Eric Holder for police shooting

Sean Hannity considers Freddie Gray the “lowest scum parasite in the world”

Listen to a reporter correct Sean Hannity's attempt to smear police shooting victim Terence Crutcher

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