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"The fianc\u00E9e of the man who died in the back of a Milwaukee squad car nearly two years ago told WISN 12 News she is not done fighting for him.On Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Justice announced it wouldn't pursue federal charges against the officers involved with the death of Derek Williams.The decision to not file is a major theme in a protest march stepping off Saturday near his former home. His fianc\u00E9e Sharday Rose will be there.\"We don't even have a little piece of justice, none whatsoever. I don't even know how to move on,\" Rose said.Rose said the community outcry at Williams' death shouldn't diminish.\"I want some help in this situation, and we're not going to stop. We're going to start up our marching, because it's hot outside. We're going to do it all, We're probably going to be fighting this when my kids are grown. They're going to help us fight it,\" Rose said.Milwaukee Common Council President Willie Hines admitted to being concerned about how the Williams decision will be received this summer.\"Unfortunately, when an incident like this occurs, and no one is held responsible, that does raise a significant concern, and I can understand the anger and frustration that the residents have,\" Hines said.Rose said she will be at any event using Williams' name as a rallying point for police accountability.\"We still got a civil suit, but at the end of the day, forget a civil suit. I want somebody to be prosecuted for what they did. They still can go home to their families. My kids, we don't have a complete family because they took their father away two years ago,\" Rose said.Rose said she's still grasping at how to one day explain to their kids what happened.Williams died while in police custody in July 2011. In 2012, the medical examiner changed the ruling on the cause of death.In February, an inquest jury determined officers might have failed to provide adequate aid to Williams and recommended criminal charges be brought against three of the officers involved.A month later, the special prosecutor decided not to file formal charges citing a lack of evidence.Civil lawsuits are still a possibility."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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