Terence Crawford Held By Cop at Gunpoint, on Video
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Terence Crawford Ordered Out of Car By Cop Holding Gun, on Video
Terence Crawford was forced out of a car at gunpoint by a police officer with the tense exchange caught on video … and, it’s leading to an internal investigation.Video is circulating online showing the boxer slowly unbuckling his seatbelt, opening his door and stepping out of the car … while an officer at his window holds a flashlight in one hand and a gun in the other.
Terence Crawford Held At Gun Point By Omaha Police Department On His Birthday‼️
Crawford was seen being placed in handcuffs for no reason but has since been released without charges…Wow‼️#Boxingpic.twitter.com/sik6AoxFfc
The officer repeatedly tells Crawford to step out … and, he replies at one point, “I ain’t reaching for no gun” — with his hands up the whole time.
Crawford was then patted down by the officer before the clip comes to an end.
The Omaha Police Department released a statement Sunday morning … explaining the city’s mayor and chief of police are ordering a review of the traffic stop by the internal affairs department.The statement reads, “Shortly before 1:30 a.m., officers working in the downtown area observed a vehicle driving recklessly near North 12th and Capitol Avenue. A traffic stop was conducted at Cass Street.”
It continues, “While speaking with the driver, an officer observed a firearm on the driver’s side floorboard. For safety, all four occupants were ordered out of the vehicle at gunpoint.”Ultimately, cops learned everyone in the vehicle was licensed to carry … and a police supervisor and lieutenant responded to the scene when requested by Crawford.Ironically, Bud received a hero’s welcome in Omaha earlier Saturday … appearing as the man of the hour at a prade celebrating his recent upset win over Canelo Alvarez. Clearly, the day didn’t end the way anyone thought it would.
Terence is an undefeated boxing champ — he holds a 42-0 across his illustrious career — who is currently the undisputed welterweight and super middleweight champion.We reached out to Terence Crawford who declined to comment.
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