These white police officers shot and killed unarmed blacks and are now walking free

Betty Shelby

Shelby in 2016 fatally shot and killed an unarmed black man, Terence Crutcher. He was 40.

A jury acquitted Shelby in a first-degree manslaughter case brought against the former white Tulsa police officer.

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Following the acquittal, she petitioned to have the record erased, a request District Judge William LaFortune granted, further ordering all documents involving the case to be sealed and kept with the court. The case documents could only be accessed via a court order. It could also be destroyed after 10 years.