Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is back in Memphis, calling for the Shelby County Sheriff’s Department to hand over the body cam footage of the traffic stop that resulted in the death of Jarveon Hudspeth.
“How many more, Memphis?” Crump asked, standing alongside Hudspeth’s family during a press conference at Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church Monday.
An unnamed deputy pulled Hudspeth over and an altercation ensued.
During the altercation, Hudspeth drove off, dragging the officer 100 yards before the deputy shot and killed him.
HAPPENING NOW: Attorney Ben Crump joins the family of Jarveon Hudspeth, community activists and state Rep. Antonio Parkinson demanding body cam video from the Shelby Co. Sheriff’s Office be released after a deputy shot & killed Hudspeth on Jun. 24. @WMCActionNews5 pic.twitter.com/jBfSy248ca
— Bria Bolden (@boldenbria) July 10, 2023
