US police brutality
Officers have killed unarmed black man Jayland Walker in hail of bullets in US state of Ohio, which led to protests in the city of Akron with people demanding justice for victim of police shooting.
The US has witnessed numerous protests against police racial profiling, brutality, use of excessive force, and discrimination against minorities in recent years.
Spotlight interviews Joseph Richardson, university professor from Laurel of Maryland, and Abayomi Azikiwe editor of Pan-African News Wire from Detroit to look at why US police violence and discrimination remains a problem in the country.
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