Two years after Tyre Nichols was fatally beaten by now-former Memphis police officers, family, friends and community members marched and held a vigil for Nichols in Hickory Hill.

Members of Tyre Nichols’ family, community members, activists and faith leaders came together to march on the second anniversary of Nichols’ death. “We are getting stronger, but we’re not there,” Nichols’ father Rodney Wells said.

Participants are encouraged to bring candles to light the way forward and honor Nichols’ legacy on Tuesday, Jan 7.

The family of Tyre Nichols, Councilmember Lisa Kaplan, and the Sacramento chapter of the NAACP are holding a vigil Tuesday to commemorate Nichol’s life, Kaplan’s office said. Nichols, who grew up in Sacramento,

A candlelight vigil and march is scheduled to be held in remembrance of Tyre Nichols on the second anniversary of his beating death. National civil rights Attorney Ben Crump, the family of Tyre Nichols,

Family, friends, and community members gathered at the Tyre Nichol Skate Park in Sacramento to honor him two years after he was brutally killed by Memphis police.