More than 50 people came to express their anger and concerns in the aftermath of the fatal police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott, with many calling for officials to be held accountable.

Protesters at the packed meeting chanted “Black Lives Matter,” “No justice, no peace,” and the names of black men fatally shot by police, with many also demanding the resignations of Charlotte Mayor Jennifer Roberts and Police Chief Kerr Putney.

“I’ve been born and raised in Charlotte and I’ve never felt this way until now,” she said. “And I can’t stand how we’re treated. It’s a shame that our fathers and mothers are killed and we can’t even see them anymore.”

“And we have tears. And we shouldn’t have tears. We need our mothers and fathers to be by our side,” she said.

Zianna’s mother, Precious Oliphant, said that her children are in a police youth league and have grown up seeing law enforcement officers as role models, but that they have also seen discrimination in their day-to-day lives — such as the times she has been pulled over for what she considers irrelevant issues.