A grainy video shows a Black man stopped while riding a bicycle struggling with a Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy. Monday afternoon’s killing of Dijon Kizzee, 29, in South Los Angeles follows several other shootings of Black men that have sparked protests around the nation. Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump, the Blake family’s lawyer, announced Wednesday that he also is representing Kizzee’s relatives and called the shooting a ”despicable and tragic killing.”
A grainy video shows a Black man stopped while riding a bicycle struggling with a Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy. Monday afternoon’s killing of Dijon Kizzee, 29, in South Los Angeles follows several other shootings of Black men that have sparked protests around the nation. Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump, the Blake family’s lawyer, announced Wednesday that he also is representing Kizzee’s relatives and called the shooting a ”despicable and tragic killing.”