Justin Smith, one of three former Memphis police officers convicted on federal charges in connection to Tyre Nichols' death, was denied a new trial.

January 10, 2025, marks the second anniversary of the death of Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man who was restrained and fatally beaten by five now-former Memphis police officers during a traffic stop. After countless marches, talks with politicians, and pending court cases, his family are still fighting for justice for their loved one.

Tuesday marked two years since Tyre Nichols was beaten by a group of Memphis Police officers. His family and supporters marked the somber anniversary by marching and holding a vigil in his memory. A federal judge honored the occasion by denying acquittal or a new trial for one of the officers involved.

A vigil was held at a Natomas skatepark honoring the Sacramento native who was killed by Memphis police officers two years ago.

Family, friends, and community members gathered at the Tyre Nichol Skate Park in Sacramento to honor him two years after he was brutally killed by Memphis police.

Two of the former Memphis police officers convicted in the federal trial on Tyre Nichols' death have asked to have their sentencing delayed, court documents show.

Brian Didlake is live in Hickory Hill as a march in honor of Tyre Nichols was held two years after his tragic passing.

Two years after Tyre Nichols was fatally beaten by now-former Memphis police officers, family, friends and community members marched and held a vigil for Nichols in Hickory Hill.

Jan. 7 marks two years since the death of Tyre Nichols, who sat days in the hospital after suffering a brutal beating at the hands of now five former Memphis Police officers.