Cops Hold Boxing Superstar Terence Crawford At Gunpoint During Parade Night To Celebrate His Incredible Legacy

On Saturday afternoon, Terence Crawford, Omaha’s own boxing champion, received a parade in celebration of his recent victory against Canelo Alvarez, which crowned him the undisputed welterweight and super middleweight champion. However, early Sunday morning, Crawford was stopped by police at gunpoint for allegedly driving recklessly near downtown Omaha, close to the parade's location.A video of the tense incident has since gained widespread attention and has prompted an investigation. In the footage, Crawford repeatedly asserts, “I ain’t reaching for no gun,” while keeping his hands visible. The Omaha Mayor, John Ewing, and Police Chief, Todd Schmaderer, have initiated a review of the encounter.According to the Omaha Police Department, Crawford’s vehicle was observed driving dangerously, leading to the stop. A firearm was spotted inside the car, prompting officers to act with caution. Notably, all individuals involved are legally authorized to carry firearms.Having made boxing history with his latest win, Crawford stands as a five-division champion, solidifying his legacy with a flawless 42-0 record.