Charlotte Hornets owner Michael Jordan released a statement Thursday offering condolences to the family of Keith Lamont Scott and commenting on the ongoing civil unrest in Charlotte.
Jordan said in a press release:
First, I want to express my condolences to the Scott family for their loss. I also wish for a full recovery to those who have been injured.
In light of the tragic events of the past three days, it is more important than ever that we restore calm and come together, as a community, in peaceful demonstration and conversation, and in constructive and non-violent ways. As part of the fabric of Charlotte, the Hornets organization is committed to working with civic leaders, our elected leaders and law enforcement to foster more trust, transparency and understanding so we can heal and grow together as a community.
Scott, a 43-year-old black man, was shot and killed by police Tuesday. He was stopped by officers who were searching for another man with an outstanding warrant, per Fox News.
Scott has become another symbol of unnecessary police force against people of color. Scott's death came in the ...
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