JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: The civil unrest in Cincinnati, the trigger another fatal shooting by the city's police, which is the fourth time that it has happened in the past half year of an African- American suspect. Violence started Monday and then continued overnight. Dozens have been arrested, dozens hurt, a number of stores have been looted, some have been burned. The FBI is now involved. At issue is whether this latest police shooting infringed on the suspect's civil rights. Joining us from Cincinnati, CNN's Brian Palmer -- Brian.</s>BRIAN PALMER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hello, Joie. We are here on site. There have been a number of community meetings going on. There have been investigations by the homicide squad, internal affairs, and also a municipal department of the -- here in Cincinnati. The investigations, according to the police chief, are wrapping up and the police chief says that they're turning information and physical evidence over to the Hamilton County prosecutor right now.</s>CHEN: I know this story; I just need to know who I've got.</s>PALMER: I am sorry, Joie. I didn't hear that.</s>CHEN: I am sorry, Brian. We are having a little trouble communicating with Brian Palmer who is in Cincinnati, Ohio for us today. Thank you very much to you, Brian.
FBI Gets Involved in Latest Civil Unrest in Cincinnati