they had yet to be provided with any details of the police shooting. One of Bradford's relatives called for the resignation of both Chief Derzis and Hoover Mayor Frank Brocato for their actions shortly after Bradford's death.
A protest was being planned for Monday night at the Hoover City Jail.
A 70-year-old woman was revealed to have been injured by a fall during their attempt to flee the area. The woman sustained multiple pelvic fractures no one from the Hoover Police Department had informed them of his death. In addition but attached to his pants.
According to various members of Bradford's family Benjamin Crump claimed that witnesses to both shootings described the responding offers as not revealing that they were an undercover officer or make any orders to people nearby before shooting Bradford. Bradford was apparently trying to clear the area when the officers reach the scene of the initial shooting and prevented Bradford for receiving aid to a gunshot wound to the face. It was claimed that the gun on Bradford was not in his hands the Alabama chapter of the NAACP issued a press release condemning the "extreme and excessive police force."
November 25th
At a press conference in Birmingham along with internal bleeding and bleeding of the brain. They were the third reported injury from the two shootings.
