A Mississippi grand jury declines to bring criminal charges in the death of Nolan Wells, according to the district attorney overseeing the case. Multiple outlets report the panel found no evidence of criminal conduct and therefore declines to indict anyone connected to the July 4 incident off the Gulf Coast.

The case centers on Wells, an 18-year-old Black teen, who is reported to have gone boating with friends to Horn Island to celebrate Independence Day and was later found dead. While some reporting describes the grand jury’s findings as consistent with drowning, ABC News reports the state autopsy lists Wells’ cause and manner of death as “undetermined.” Other coverage says the grand jury also cited independent and medical examiner examinations.

Family members and civil rights advocates express dissatisfaction and continue seeking more information and transparency, according to several outlets. Reporting also notes ongoing attention to what happened after Wells disappeared during the gathering and questions about the investigation and autopsy findings, even after the grand jury decision.