Family notification
Proposed notice, a family liaison, and evidence preservation.
INDIANAPOLIS · A FAMILY’S FIGHT FOR JUSTICE
His life.
Our love.
The full truth.
Dalys Jett was a father, a son, and a college athlete. His life deserves to be remembered. His family deserves answers.
Remember Dalys. Release the record. Build lasting change.
REMEMBERING DALYS
A LIFE BEYOND THE HEADLINES
The moments
we carry.
Photos from the family’s memorial slideshow. Childhood, football, celebrations, and everyday moments with the people around him.
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HIS NAME MATTERS ✦ HIS LIFE MATTERS ✦ THE RECORD MATTERS ✦ JUSTICE FOR DALYS
01 / THE DEMANDS
Public power.
Public answers.
On July 22, 2026, Dalys was killed in a shooting involving IMPD officers. The family is seeking the complete record and accountability grounded in what the evidence shows.
- 01
Release the complete relevant footage.
Make the camera record available consistent with governing law. Identify what exists, explain anything withheld, and provide a written disclosure timeline.
- 02
Show how the case is being reviewed.
Give the family and public clear, documented information about the criminal, administrative, and civilian review processes.
- 03
Put accountability on the calendar.
Advance the proposed Dalys Jett Act: defined deadlines, written decisions, and public compliance review.
The petition is hosted by Indianapolis Liberation Center. Its statement and demands are those of its organizers.
02 / LASTING CHANGE
PROPOSED ORDINANCE · NOT ENACTED LAW
The Dalys
Jett Act.
A family should not have to organize a movement just to learn what happened to someone they love.
Footage access
Proposed family access in 7 days and public disclosure in 14, subject to governing law.
Employment review
Proposed Merit Board hearing and written decision, preserving employment rights.
The proposal also calls for annual public compliance review and limits on defined discretionary funding when violations remain unresolved. Essential services and protected obligations are excluded. The full proposal controls over this summary.
Read the full proposal ↗03 / THE RECORD
Ask the question.
Keep the source.
A department statement, a family’s account, and an investigative finding are different kinds of information. This campaign keeps those distinctions visible.
JULY 31, 2026 · WRTV
The officers publicly identified
Reporting identifies Donald Meier, Jessica Dickinson, and Michael Totten as the involved officers. The report describes IMPD’s revised account that one officer was struck by friendly fire.
Read the reporting ↗SEPTEMBER 11, 2026 · INDYSTAR / AOL
The family disputes what has been shown
IMPD says evidence shows Jett shot an officer. The family says the portions shown to them did not establish that claim and asks to examine the complete footage.
Read both attributed accounts ↗RESEARCH RESOURCE · PSL INDIANAPOLIS
Public officer records
Mask Off 12 provides officer-record research. Force entries, allegations, and findings must be read in context; an entry alone does not establish misconduct.
Explore Mask Off 12 ↗Research reviewed October 26, 2026. These dated sources do not establish today’s complete footage-release inventory or the final outcome of any review. No criminal guilt is asserted here.
FAITH INTO PUBLIC ACTION
Your organizing
is preaching.
Showing up for a grieving family. Reading the record. Asking a public question. Making sure the next family does not have to fight alone.
Follow Rev. Davanta Scruggs’s teaching and campaign commentary, alongside the organizing of PSL Indianapolis and community supporters.
04 / KEEP THE WORK MOVING
FIGHT FOR DALYS JETT FUND
Stand with them.
Help fund the fight.
Public attention matters. So do the resources to keep showing up.
The fund’s stated uses include attorney fees and legal filings, space and technology for organizing, and materials such as signs, flyers, and buttons.
Giving through Zeffy
The verified fund page lists Indy Liberation Center as organizer and says PSL Indianapolis worked with the family to launch the fund.
Choose a one-time gift or monthly support on the donation page. Any amount is welcome. If giving is not possible, sharing the campaign is another way to stand with the family.
You will complete your gift on Zeffy. This website does not collect payment information. See the fund page for its full terms and description.
WEAR THE DEMAND
CAMPAIGN APPAREL · DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
A message
that moves with you.
Shirts, hoodies, and totes that carry Dalys’s name into the places conversations happen.
01 / We Will Never Forget
Black, ivory and gold. Dalys’s name and 07.22.2026 anchor the remembrance design.
02 / Public Money. Public Answers.
Adapted from Rev. Davanta Scruggs’s publicly reported remarks about accountability.
03 / Release the Full Record
A direct expression of the family’s transparency demand, with name and date.
04 / Our Grief Has a Voice
Original campaign concept in burgundy and ivory.
05 / Organizing Is Preaching
A statement connecting teaching, solidarity, and public action.
06 / His Name Remains
Original remembrance concept: His Life Matters. His Name Remains.
Design concepts, not products for sale. Ordering will open after production, pricing, fulfillment, and the campaign’s proceeds arrangement are confirmed.
Support the fund today ↗THE WORK CONTINUES
JULY 22 ONWARD
A record of grief.
A history of action.
The vigil. The interviews. The public questions. Follow the campaign’s documented history and return to the original sources.
Family press conference & vigil
At Hovey Street Church, the family and supporters called for answers.
The Black Briefing interview
A full conversation with the family about Dalys and their demand for the record.
Accountability at the budget hearing
The family’s demand reached the City-County Council’s public discussion.
IN THE NEWS
The coverage.
The original sources.
INDYSTAR / AUGUST 7, 2026
‘This is not a game’: Family of man killed demands IMPD shooting video
Reporting from the family’s vigil and call for access to the footage.
Read the syndicated report ↗INDYSTAR / SEPTEMBER 10, 2026
Audience members removed as IMPD chief addresses Dalys Jett shooting
Coverage of the September 9 hearing, official statements, and the family’s response.
Read the report on AOL ↗INDYSTAR / SEPTEMBER 11, 2026
Family challenges IMPD’s claims on fatal shooting body camera footage
The family and department’s competing accounts, with attribution.
Read the report on AOL ↗Headlines and brief summaries link to the publishers. Coverage is dated reporting, not an endorsement of this campaign or a current case-status determination. Original articles may include distressing images; this site does not reproduce them.
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