LANSING, Mich. — Republican candidates to be Michigan’s next governor took diverging paths this week in responding to videos that showed a Grand Rapids police officer fatally shooting 26-year-old Patrick Lyoya. Some GOP hopefuls, including former Detroit police Chief James Craig, called for people to wait until the completion of an ongoing Michigan State Police investigation to judge what happened. Others criticized the Black Lives Matter movement. And conservative commentator and businesswoman Tudor Dixon of Norton Shores said the video of the incident “shows enough.” “We will not let this of…