New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine (D) met privately with leaders of the Ramapough Lenape Indian Nation and promised a thorough investigation into the fatal shooting of a tribal member by a state park police officer.

Chief Anthony Van Dunk said he was pleased with the meeting. But tribal members remain upset and angry about the shooting of Emil Mann, who died two days before his 45th birthday.

Many aired their complaints at a community forum held after Corzine left. Some questioned why the officers are still receiving pay while the investigation is underway.

Get the Story:
Corzine Talks to Indians About Shooting (The New York Times 4/20)
pwnyt
Ramapough shooting scrutinized (The Newark Star-Ledger 4/20)
Indian tribe upset over shooting of member by park police (AP 4/20)
Full probe vowed (The Bergen Record 4/20)

Relevant Links:
Ramapough Lenape Indian Nation - http://www.ramapoughlenapenation.org

Related Stories:
Governor to meet with Ramapough Tribe (4/19)
Ramapough man shot by police officer to be buried (4/13)
Family of Ramapough man to sue police for death (4/12)
Ramapough man shot by state police officer dies (4/11)
State AG to probe shooting of Ramapough man (4/6)
Officers faulted in shooting of Ramapough man (4/5)
Ramapough Tribe angry after officer shoots man (4/4)