Justifying The Unjustifiable: Ben Crump Says Daunte Wright Was Pulled Over For 'Driving While Black'

Attorney Ben Crump spoke with Roland Martin about the heinous police shooting of Daunte Wright.

Prior to Crump’s appearance on #RMU, former Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, police officer Kimberly Potter was charged with 2nd Degree murder.

Crump believes Wright was pulled over for “driving while Black”.

Officers claim they pulled over for for driving with expired tags despite a widely circulated DMV memo advising law enforcement that there would be a large number of cars on the road with expired plates as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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