ALT The Public Advocate speaks at a press conference outside 1 Police Plaza with Delrawn Small's family and advocates

ALT Council Member Nurse speaks passionately. Advocates hold signs with messages such as "Delrawn Small Should be alive."

ALT A member of Delrawn Small's family speaks as advocates listen

ALT Advocates hold signs reading "Commish Tisch: Uphold the charges and the trial

ALT Against black background, text reads: "Breaking News: Almost 9 years after the murder of Delrawn Small, a new appellate court ruling protects NYPD Officer Wayne Isaacs by resealing the murder trial records."

ALT "We are completely devastated by the appellate court's decision to reverse the unsealing order. Unfortunately, we’re not surprised... We urge all NYers... to demand that Mayor Adams and Commissioner Tisch take immediate action to fire Officer Isaacs. We also call on lawmakers to ensure that independent legal representation is available in cases of police violence to prevent the Law Department from continuing to fail families like ours.” ~Victoria Davis & Victor Dempsey, siblings of Delrawn Small Read their full statement at bit.ly/small-court

ALT Flyer describing: "What happened?" Text reads: "Delrawn was unarmed and had not committed a crime. Witnesses testified that Officer Wayne Isaacs was off-duty and driving erratically. Isaacs never identified himself. As Delrawn approached, Isaacs rolled down his window and shot Delrawn 3 times in front of his 4-month-old baby and 14-year-old stepdaughter. Officer Isaacs did not notify 911 that he fired his weapon and shot someone. He left Delrawn to bleed out in the street. Learn more: JusticeCommittee.org/Delrawn-Small"

ALT A picture of Victor Dempsey, left, and Victoria Davis, right, speaking at a rally with text reading "Tell @NYPDPC and @NYCMayor to #FireWayneIsaacs for the murder of Delrawn Small" above.