The Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus wants state police to finish their investigation into the death of Marchello Woodard. 

He was shot multiple times by a state parole agent in Erie in early July. He died after the shooting.

His death was ruled a homicide.

“It has been 51 days since the Pennsylvania State Police and the Erie County District Attorney’s Office started investigating this incident, and no charges have been filed,” Rep. Napoleon Nelson, D-Montgomery, chair of the PLBC, said. “No family should have to endure the pain that Marchello’s has – dealing with the loss of a loved one without any answers, action, or meaningful reform. Our caucus demands full accountability for the events that led to this devastating loss of life.”

The incident drew a lot of attention, including from a national figure.

The PLBC is asking for more urgency and transparency from state officials.