Detroit activists and officials call out police misconduct

Two news conferences today calling for greater accountability and transparency from Detroit police. At both events, a call to fire members of the city's police department, including the chief himself. Fox News' Ingrid Kelly is live in Detroit with the details of this one. Ingrid. Well, hey, Rup, you know, a group of activists, they're calling on Detroit's top cop to do just that, step down. Take a look at this video. Detroit activist Dante Smith says his cell phone was confiscated in front of his son by Detroit police after he posted pictures on social media of Mayor Shedfield and a former romantic partner, Marvin Walker, who has an alleged criminal past. Now, the police chief says the cell phone was confiscated because of a citizen complaint against the activist. But as the Office of Inspector General investigates DPD's actions, these activists say it's time for the chief to resign literally have his officers shake myself and my seven-year-old down it is unimaginable similar to Trump raiding Ilhan Omar's house is the same thing as my phone being taken in a month worth of my data being taken we call for the removal and the firing of Todd Bedison immediately because he breached he he disobeyed orders no one told him i don't care who did no one told him to do this back out here live you know these activists they're also calling for transparency from the mayor's office regarding alleged contracts that Marvin Walker received basically because of his alleged ties to Shedfield take a listen let's revert the attention back to Marvin Walker let's go back to Marvin Walker and Brian McKinney of Guyanga Construction. There has been illegal activities that warrants an ethics investigation, as it is the Office of Inspector General. We're calling for an independent investigation. As this goes through the FBI, we're calling for an investigation into what happened with Giudante, which they're already investigating Todd Bedison right now. Okay, back out here live. You know what? I actually reached out to the mayor's office and they say they don't comment on pending litigation and will speak through its own filing with the court. Now, coming up at 6, if you take a look behind me, there's another activist group. They're actually calling for the termination of a DPD officer. We'll have more on that coming up at 6. Back to you.