Ben Crump joins Lexington family’s demand for answers in Tyler Smith’s death
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump announced Thursday he is taking on the case of Tyler Smith, an 18-year-old whose death Lexington police ruled accidental following a Fourth of July shooting on Blue Bonnet Drive. Read the full report at WKYT
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