Up to 20 hours of additional footage relating to the deadly Memphis police beating of a 29-year-old Black man has yet to be released, a prosecutor said Wednesday as his office contemplates whether to file more charges in the case.

The city last week released body-camera and surveillance footage showing what Mulroy said is “the relevant parts” of the initial stop and the beating at a second location.

It claimed Nichols “started to fight” with officers and at one point grabbed the gun of one of the detectives, two things not seen in police videos released last week.

Nichols’ funeral on Wednesday saw a celebration of the young man’s life, but also a recognition of families of other Black people killed and a united call for police reform.

If passed,the act would set up a national registry of police misconduct to stop officers from evading consequences by moving to another jurisdiction.

“I see the world showing him love and fighting for his justice, but all I want is my baby brother back,” the sister, Keyana Dixon, said through tears.