Lawyer Ben Crump proclaims that Madison, Wisc. will no have peace until officer who killed ex-con is charged
US News Lawyer Ben Crump proclaims that Madison, Wisc. will no have peace until officer who killed ex-con is charged By Steven Vago and Jared Downing Published July 24, 2026, 5:27 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google MADISON, Wisconsin — The police officer who shot ex-con Corey Ruiz in Madison, Wisconsin after being knifed should be criminally charged, the attorney for the dead man’s family declared Friday. Ben Crump, who has represented the family of George Floyd and Michael Brown, gave a fiery press conference, two days after the caught-on-camera police shooting.
- ▪US News Lawyer Ben Crump proclaims that Madison, Wisc. will no have peace until officer who killed ex-con is charged By Steven Vago and Jared Downing Published July 24, 2026, 5:27 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google MADISON, Wisconsin — The police officer who shot ex-con Corey Ruiz in Madison, Wisconsin after being knifed should be criminally charged, the attorney for the dead man’s family declared Friday.
- ▪Ben Crump, who has represented the family of George Floyd and Michael Brown, gave a fiery press conference, two days after the caught-on-camera police shooting.
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