Civil rights attorney Ben Crump spoke in Shelby today alongside Cherrie Moore, whose arrest went…
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump spoke in Shelby today alongside Cherrie Moore, whose arrest went viral after a doorbell video showed former officer Karson Hyder punching her 10 times. Crump called the beating “outright inhumane” and said Moore’s mental health issues “is not a crime.” Read more at the link in our bio. 📹: Maveah Griffith
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