Overview

• Police say they stopped Crawford’s vehicle around 1:30 a.m. in downtown Omaha for alleged reckless driving and issued him a citation.
• An officer reported seeing a firearm on the driver’s side floorboard, prompting officers to order all four occupants out at gunpoint.
• Officials confirmed each person in the car was legally permitted to carry a firearm, including a member of Crawford’s security team.
• Video posted on social media shows Crawford exiting with his hands up as an officer stands at the window with a gun drawn.
• A police supervisor and a lieutenant responded at Crawford’s request, and the department says the investigation is underway following a day of city celebrations in his honor.