An Alabama boat co-captain was hanging on 'for dear life' as men punched and tackled him on the capital city's riverfront, he told police after video of the brawl circulated widely online.
Darron Hendley, an attorney listed in court records for two of the people charged, declined to comment. It was not immediately clear if the others had an attorney to speak on their behalf.Police said they consulted with the FBI and determined what happened on the riverfront did not qualify as a hate crime.
Reed, the city’s first Black mayor, said he will trust the investigative process, but said his “perspective as a Black man in“From what we’ve seen from the history of our city — a place tied to both the pain and the progress of this nation – it seems to meet the moral definition of a crime fueled by hate, and this kind of violence cannot go unchecked,” Reed said.
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