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Evan Frost and Sam Harper
Minneapolis

Photos: Remembering Jamar Clark, one year later

Quincy Hill and other family of Jamar Clark.
Quincy Hill, far left, a cousin of Jamar Clark's, walked alongside other family members down Fremont Avenue toward the spot where Clark was shot and killed by police a year ago. "We are out here for justice," Hill said, "and we are going to keep fighting."
Sam Harper for MPR News

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Nearly 150 people gathered Tuesday night near the spot in north Minneapolis where Jamar Clark was fatally shot by a police officer.

They remembered, they reflected, and they continued their demand for prosecution of the officers involved.

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Fireworks above the Fourth Precinct
Fireworks go off as memorial attendees — Jamar Clark's family, friends and other members of the community — form a large circle outside of the Fourth Precinct police department, a year after Clark was shot and killed by Minneapolis police.
Sam Harper for MPR News
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Quincy Hill and other family of Jamar Clark.
Quincy Hill, far left, a cousin of Jamar Clark's, walked alongside other family members down Fremont Avenue toward the spot where Clark was shot and killed by police a year ago. "We are out here for justice," Hill said, "and we are going to keep fighting."
Sam Harper for MPR News
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Family members embrace.
The crowd forms a circle around Jamar Clark's family Tuesday night during a memorial ceremony and candlelight vigil. Nov. 15 marked the one-year anniversary of Clark's death.
Sam Harper for MPR News