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Jada Johnson's family is taking a new approach in demanding justice for her after she was killed in an officer-involved shooting in Fayetteville

Kemberle Braden will serve as Fayettevilles next police chief when current chief Gina Hawkins retires in January, city manager Doug Hewett said Wednesday.

Both finalists, James Nolette and Kemberle Braden, worked their way up in the Fayetteville Police Department over decades of service.

An advisory board that grew out of calls for police reform has six vacancies. The city is hoping to fill dozens of vacancies on other boards, too.

Kimberle Braden and James Nolette, the finalists for Fayetteville police chief, sketched out their ideas at a public forum on Tuesday.

Assistant Chiefs Kimberle Braden and James Nolette are the finalists in the search for police chief Gina Hawkins replacement.

New details have emerged in the July 1 shooting death of Jada Johnson, a 22-year-old North Carolina woman, murdered in front of her grandparents and toddler after she was shot 17 times by police.

Officials from the fire and police departments presented information at the Fayetteville City Council meeting.

Two Fayetteville police officers were identified in court records as the officers involved in the shooting of Jada Johnson, 22.

Footage from the doorbell camera of Rick Iwanski, Jada Johnsons grandfather, reveals the moments leading up to and after the Fayetteville shooting.