Memphis police to release video showing fatal beating of Tire Nichols
Meanwhile, the Memphis community is bracing for potential protests in response to the video's release, with Memphis-Shelby County Schools canceling after school activities on Friday and Community College of Southwest Tennessee moving to virtual classes on Friday. Wells called on people to peacefully protest during a candlelight vigil in Memphis' Tobey Park on Thursday night. "I don't want us to burn down our cities, tear up the streets, because that's not what my son stood for," he said. Romanucci described the video Monday as an "unadulterated, brazen, non-stop beating" for three minutes. Crump has said that he reminded him of…
