One year ago, Eric Logan, a black man from South Bend, was shot and killed by a white city police officer who didn't activate his body camera. The community is still dealing with the aftermath of the fatal shooting and is finding ways to remember Logan on the anniversary of his death.

Tuesday marked the one year anniversary of the shooting death of Eric Logan by a white South Bend police officer. Some of Logans family and close friends held a memorial service Tuesday night and marched to demand justice.

Monday afternoon, the South Bend Fraternal Order of Police announced the resignation of the white South Bend police officer who shot and killed a black man a month ago.

Special Prosecutor Richard Hertel, of Ripley County, says he wants to introduce himself before talking to potential witnesses and reviewing evidence.

South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg updated the citys Common Council Monday night on his progress in addressing the police shooting of Eric Logan on June 16. He announced no specific plans, but gave a general preview of things to come.

Its been over two weeks since a black South Bend resident was fatally shot by a white police officer, but the pain and outrage ignited in the community have not gone away. Here's a timeline with some context to give insight into how this incident sparked an outcry.

More than two weeks after the fatal shooting of a black man in South Bend by a white police officer, ministers from across the city gathered to call for spiritual guidance. They also gave Mayor Pete Buttigieg a packet of recommendations to begin healing the city.

St. Joseph County Prosecutor Ken Cotter filed paperwork asking for the appointment of a special prosecutor. Circuit Court Judge John Broden has granted that request, but has not yet assigned a prosecutor.

For 90 minutes Sunday afternoon a town hall played out at Washington High School in South Bend designed to be a first step in moving forward from the Eric Logan shooting.