The Detroit Board of Police Commissioners have joined Rep. John Conyers and the family of slain Imam Luqman Ameen Abdullah in demanding a thorough inquiry to reveal the truth about the circumstances that led to the Muslim leader being gunned down in an October raid on a warehouse in Dearborn. The Detroit Free Press reports:

The Detroit Board of Police Commissioners has passed a resolution calling “to have the truth be revealed” in the investigation of Imam Luqman Ameen Abdullah, the Muslim cleric killed in a shootout with FBI agents seeking to arrest him.

After a meeting Thursday evening, the board declared in the resolution it “will continue to strive for the objective scrutiny and resolution to the fatal shooting of Cleric Imam Luqman Ameen Abdullah, not presuming guilt or innocence.”

There are two key findings from the autopsy that are raising questions: The fact that he was shot 21 times (which some have argued indicates excessive use of force) and the fact that he was taken from the scene in handcuffs after being declared dead.