A Canadian documentary that examines the use of force by officers in the Calgary Police Service will screen this week as planned after a judge denied an emergency injunction to stop the film from playing.

The measures take aim at a chronic sore point in many communities, particularly among Black residents: that police departments traditionally have little oversight outside their own internal review systems, which often clear officers of wrongdoing in fatal civilian shootings.

After famously urging calm as anger spilled onto the streets over his brother's death, Terrence Floyd planned to spend Election Day pleading for people to vote.

The Bureau says the man was found unconscious in a police cell shortly after 1 p.m. on Saturday.

Friends and family identified the dead man as Kevin E. Peterson Jr., 21, and said he was a former high school football player and the proud father of an infant daughter.

The family does not want the officers to be charged with murder, the family's lawyer said, because they were improperly trained for mental health calls.

Williams and Marcellis Stinnette, a Black man, were shot last week while in a car in Waukegan, north of Chicago. The officer who shot Stinnette was fired.

Walter Wallace Jr., 27, died after he was shot by police on Monday afternoon in West Philadelphia.

The third-degree murder charge filed against Derek Chauvin has been dismissed, but a second-degree murder charge remains.

Nigerians in Edmonton are showing their support for families and friends in Africa as Nigerian youth speak out against corruption, bribery and police brutality.