South Bend's police officers will be banned from using chokeholds under a newly revised use-of-force policy that officials in the northern Indiana city say still needs some tweaking.

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.

Multiple prayer vigils and a march were held this weekend in South Bend after state investigators decided not to seek charges against a white cop who shot a black man last June. In the aftermath, community leaders and family members say they're shocked and still left with questions.

After a state police investigation, a white former South Bend police officer will not be charged with the shooting death of Eric Logan, a black man, last June.

They continue to demand the firing of the police chief more than a month after the fatal police shooting of Eric Logan.

Black Lives Matter protesters demonstrated in South Bend over the weekend to talk about their experiences with police brutality.

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.