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Has anyone else been following the Delshawn Crawford case? I’ve been thinking about the physical evidence that Crawford’s family brings up, specifically the claim that he fell backward, which seems to contradict the narrative given by the police. If he had indeed lunged forward, wouldn’t we logically expect him to fall in the direction of his movement? I feel deeply for Crawford’s family, who must be living with so much pain and frustration over this. Cases like this make it hard not to question the protocols in place when it comes to the use of force by police. Do movements and body positions tend to get misinterpreted in high-stress situations, or is there really something more to the family’s claims? Trying to wrap my head around all this. Anyone have any similar thoughts or insights?
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I keep thinking about the discrepancies in the physical evidence. If Delshawn was falling backward, how does that fit with the account of him lunging forward at the officers? It just doesn't make sense to me. For Delshawn's family, I can't even begin to imagine how difficult it must be to have these unanswered questions. It seems like this case is a classic example of why we need thorough and transparent investigations in situations involving law enforcement. There must be more clarity and accountability when it comes to using deadly force—not just for Delshawn but for everyone who seeks justice and truth when such tragedies occur. Has anyone come across any information on any independent investigations or expert analyses regarding the trajectory of the shots?
