Po­lice shoot­ing vic­tim Ka­ia Sealy is re­fus­ing to give up her fight for jus­tice even as she re­mains con­fined to a hos­pi­tal bed and con­tin­ues to be de­nied ac­cess to po­lice records and her per­son­al de­vices.

Though un­able to walk and suf­fer­ing from paral­y­sis, the moth­er of one is adamant that she will not give up un­til the world knows the truth about the Jan­u­ary 20 fa­tal shoot­ing in­ci­dent in St Au­gus­tine that claimed the life of her com­mon-law hus­band Joshua Sama­roo.

In a state­ment to Guardian Me­dia yes­ter­day, via her at­tor­ney Fay­ola Sandy, Sealy con­firmed that she had au­tho­rised coun­sel to ap­ply for a ju­di­cial re­view, “to en­sure that her statu­to­ry rights to trans­paren­cy and law­ful process are re­spect­ed.”