Terence Crawford held at gunpoint by Omaha police [VIDEO]

Boxer Terence Crawford was held at gunpoint by an Omaha police officer in an incident caught on video.
Crawford was being honored with a championship parade hours earlier before the traffic stop.
In the video, the officer repeatedly tells Crawford, an Omaha native , to step out of the car. At one point, Crawford states, “I ain’t reaching for no gun,” and he keeps his hands up throughout the interaction.
Police later issued a statement saying that just before 1:30 a.m. local time, officers stopped a vehicle that was “driving recklessly.” During the traffic stop, the police officer “observed a firearm on the driver’s side floorboard” and for safety, “all four occupants were ordered out of the vehicle at gunpoint.”
The Omaha Police Department said in a statement that it would undergo an internal investigation of the traffic stop after the video circulated online of an officer holding a gun on Crawford while he steps out of his car.
Crawford has yet to make an official statement on this incident.
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