OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — On Monday, it was announced Frederick D. Franklin was chosen as the special prosecutor for the death investigation of James Scurlock, who was shot and killed during protests in the Old Market.
Franklin held a press conference at the Omaha-Douglas Civic Center Wednesday.
Reporter Phil Bergman was there and will have more at 6 p.m.
Franklin: I intend to tell the grand jury everything. My role is to gather evidence, ask questions to witnesses. pic.twitter.com/7TYM0SvM29
— Phil Bergman (@PhilBergmanTV) June 10, 2020
Franklin says he is comfortable with whatever the outcome is. Adds transparency is very important and has nothing to hide. pic.twitter.com/NKfLJhQSA0
— Phil Bergman (@PhilBergmanTV) June 10, 2020
Timeline: Once investigstion has been completely reviewed by him and his team, then court will enpanel a grand jury. Preference is sooner rather than later
— Phil Bergman (@PhilBergmanTV) June 10, 2020
Franklin says it will take time to research everything. Adds they’re still accepting evidence and is in the process of creating an email and mailing address where information can be shared directly.
— Phil Bergman (@PhilBergmanTV) June 10, 2020
Franklin: I consider myself well qualified, uniquely qualified for this position pic.twitter.com/5Fjtyr71ub
— Phil Bergman (@PhilBergmanTV) June 10, 2020
Presss conference for Frederick Franklin, the man leading the grand jury related to the death of James Scurlock is just starting pic.twitter.com/LTYIBIKyui
— Phil Bergman (@PhilBergmanTV) June 10, 2020
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