Pharrell Williams calls for probe after cousin is shot dead by police
Pharrell Williams is demanding justice for his 25-year-old old late cousin Donovon Lynch
American singer Pharrell Williams is calling for a federal investigation after his cousin was shot and killed by a police officer last month.
The Grammy winner is demanding justice for his 25-year-old old late cousin Donovon Lynch, who was killed in Virginia Beach, Virginia on March 26 by a police officer who claimed he possessed a handgun.
Turning to his Instagram, Williams marked his 48th birthday by remembering his cousin. "Thank you God for my 48th lap around the Sun.”
"This one is symbolic and a first because I had to speak at my cousin’s funeral, and was choked up with emotions. Too many unanswered City and State questions. Respectfully, I am calling for a Federal investigation,” he said.
The officer accused of Lynch’s death is currently placed on administrative leave as the probe takes place.
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