Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch's office announced Monday it had completed its review of the shooting that killed one-year-old Kohen Wiley, and that the "use of force was justified," meaning the state will not bring criminal charges in the case. Kohen's family and local activists are demanding the release of police video of the shooting, which authorities have yet to make public. The toddler was shot and killed on June 14 when a Senatobia, Mississippi police officer, identified in state records as Sgt. Hunter Foster, fired into a moving car with Kohen, his mother, and his mother's friend in a Walmart parking lot while responding to a shoplifting call over alleged stolen diapers. Kohen was sitting in his mother's lap. The friend, who was driving, was also shot and wounded. Kohen's mother has denied she or her friend stole anything. Neither have been charged with shoplifting or any other counts, according to online state and county court records. Monday's ruling comes weeks after Senatobia fired its police chief over racist language, and as Foster has been accused in an internal complaint of making a racist remark to a Black colleague two days before the shooting.