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Levi Clarke, the father of Jamal Clarke, one of two men shot and killed by police on October 8, says the officers involved need to seek forgiveness from God for his son's death.

On Friday, TV6 News visited the scene in Tobago where the fatal police shooting unfolded that afternoon.

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00:00You're calling for an apology from the police?
00:03Well, I really don't want no apology from them.
00:05Let them apologize to God because they've murdered my son.
00:08So there's nothing that they could do to make me feel that comfortable.
00:13All right?
00:15I want justice.
00:16That was the voice of Levi Clark as we revisited the scene where his 24-year-old son, Jamal Clark,
00:24was killed during what police described as an exchange of gunfire along Golden Grove, Buku, on October 8th.
00:33Mr. Clark said he believes his son was assassinated by the police.
00:37And somehow I want justice because they are lying.
00:40They never find no gun.
00:41Clark is questioning why officers were not wearing body cameras.
00:46I want to know where was the body camera and the dash cam so they could show that people can't
00:53see that they were shooting.
00:55No vehicle on the side here ain't getting no bullet hole.
00:58Where's the backup on the side here?
00:59Because when the bullets start to shoot up the vehicle up here, people start to duck there.
01:04An autopsy performed on the body of Jamal Clark revealed he died as a result of gunshot injuries to his
01:10chest.
01:10His father, Levi Clark, told the TV6 News he intends to sue the state in the matter.
01:16Elizabeth Williams, TV6 News.