A Senatobia police officer shot and killed 1-year-old Khi'Lon Wiley in June 2026 during a response to a reported incident at Walmart — the shooting is confirmed by multiple outlets and the officer has been placed on leave pending investigation. The post compares this to Dylann Roof's 2015 Charleston church massacre (9 killed) where Roof was arrested without incident and fed by police, using the contrast to argue systemic racial disparities in how police treat Black vs. white suspects. The factual events are real — Roof was indeed arrested peacefully and given food while in custody, and Khi'Lon Wiley was fatally shot during a police encounter. However, the framing omits context: Roof's arrest involved a lawful capture after the crime was committed, while the Wiley shooting occurred during an active police response to a reported incident — these are distinct situations with different immediate circumstances. The post's underlying comparison is ultimately a matter of interpretation rather than a factual claim, though disparities in police outcomes remain a documented concern in accountability research.