'He got it wrong and we have to admit it and we can't tolerate it.' A Fort Worth police detective says officers should apologize for Atatiana Jefferson's death and acknowledge their role in police-involved shootings like hers.
A Fort Worth police detective said officers should apologize for Atatiana Jefferson's death and acknowledge their role in police-involved shootings like hers.
In a Facebook post, Detective JC Williams said Jefferson was"unjustly killed and is a victim." "There are NOT two sides to this story and this is not an 'us vs. them' situation," he wrote."She, her nephew, the neighbor . These are the ones that any true cop feels for and wants to protect.
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