Ben Crump: Police, especially in Minnesota, should be on 'their greatest behavior'
Fox News
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump expressed disbelief Wednesday that a police officer, particularly in Minnesota, could kill a Black man even after the reckoning over police reform following several high-profile police killings in recent years.
"It's just so unconscionable and unbelievable... that within 10 miles(of) the trial regarding the killing of George Floyd is taking place that a police officer would yet again kill another unarmed Black man," Crump told reporters during a news conference held with civil rights leader Al Sharpton and several mothers whose sons were killed by police officers. "If ever there was a time in America where the police should be on their greatest behavior," said Crump, "Where they should be de-escalating on every situation, it should be now, and especially in Minnesota."
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