Reginald DeShawn Walker, a 27-year-old black man hailing from Detroit, Michigan, found himself in a dire situation when he was apprehended by the Taylor Police Department in 2013. He faced charges of possession with intent to distribute a substantial amount of cocaine, with the alleged quantity being 52 grams. He was sentenced to 24 to 40 years in prison. 

Mr. Walker's conviction has exposed a web of injustice, riddled with misconduct at every level of the justice system, from the police to the prosecutors and even the judiciary. This deeply troubling state of affairs calls for our urgent attention and demands accountability within our justice system. Mr. Walker, like every individual, deserves the fundamental right to a fair and unbiased investigation and trial. It is crucial that we rally together to support his quest for justice. Your assistance and support can make a significant difference in shedding light on the injustices he has endured and ensuring that his rights are upheld. Together, we can work towards a system that truly embodies fairness, impartiality, and integrity.

This petition is meant to compel the Wayne County Conviction Integrity Unit, the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office (pursuant to MRPC 3.8 (f), (g), and (h)), and/or the Michigan Governor and Attorney General to reinvestigate Reginald Walker's case (13-008885-01-FH), in light of the new evidence.