The Korans family pointed out preferential treatment for the police officer and hundreds of his co-workers and supporters demonstrated in the streets of New York demanding justice for a man who was murdered in cold blood. On October 27, a grand jury indicted Romero for second-degree murder, but he remains free on bond as the case proceeds to trial. The case has reignited debate over the American justice system, police accountability and gun control. In a recent interview, Irvine's widow said, “It's not something you come back from, you know? He's not coming back, is he? But his therapist does. he is at home he is at home How is that possible? "The question is: Will justice be served to the family, friends and community of the victims, and what will this justice look like?