Community members sent a message Tuesday night, packing a New Rochelle City Council meeting following the now-fatal police-involved shooting earlier this month.

The state Attorney General’s Office says Jarrell Garris died Monday as a result of the shooting. Its Office of Special Investigation will now probe the death and determine if any charges should be filed.

Police received a complaint on Monday, July 3 that Garris allegedly stole produce from a nearby store. They found Garris outside the store when they arrived.

According to state police, New Rochelle Police Officer Steve Conn shot Garris one time during a struggle while he was being arrested. Three New Rochelle police officers involved remain on administrative leave, according to a city spokesperson.

Many at the meeting called for police reforms, improved training for city police officers and voiced frustrations about the racial divides in the city.

Attorney and family spokesperson William Wagstaff said the family is demanding accountability.

"They are just demanding that the officer that took their child's life be held accountable, unlike too many other officers that take the lives of unarmed Black men," said Wagstaff.

Mayor Noam Bramson addressed the family for the first time.

"The greatest trauma, the most personal trauma – that the heaviest burden is born by the family of Jarrell Garris who are sitting here in the front row, and to you I wish to express my deepest condolences and sympathies."

New Rochelle police released bodycam video within hours of the incident. During a news conference last week, Garris’ father and the family attorney called on the police department to release the entire video and asked witnesses to come forward.