Tyre Nichols‘ mother is hopeful Congress will make good on what got here throughout as a promise throughout President Biden‘s State of the Union tackle … however she’s reiterating it is time for them to lastly act on actual police reforms.

We caught up with RowVaughn Wells on Capitol Hill Tuesday night time, shortly after the President delivered his State of the Union tackle … wherein he referenced the deadly beating her son endured by the hands of Memphis cops final month.

RowVaughn tells us she’s very appreciative of the President’s sturdy message Tuesday night time … saying now it is all about placing forth motion.

Given the response in Congress after the Prez speech, she says it seems like one thing may actually change this time round. Nevertheless, she says “we’ll simply wait to see” — some extent Ben Crump, who’s representing the Nichols household additionally strengthened.

As Tyre was overwhelmed by a number of Memphis PD officers so badly throughout a Jan. 7 site visitors cease … he died 3 days later in a hospital mattress.

Since his loss of life, police have launched grotesque video of the brutal beating … which stirred outrage and a number of peaceable protests throughout the nation.

5 Black officers have been instantly fired, and later charged with second-degree homicide.

Different firefighters and officers who responded to the scene with out rendering well timed help to Tyre have additionally been fired, however nobody else has been criminally charged.

Tyre’s household has vowed to affix the renewed push for legislators to cross the George Floyd Justice in Policing act … which was defeated in a 2021 Senate vote.