Father: Police Murdered My Son At Ohio Wal-Mart

The father of a man fatally shot by police at an Ohio Wal-Mart says he believes his son was murdered, despite a special grand jury declining to criminally charge the officers. John Crawford Jr., whose son was shot in August while holding an air rifle at a Wal-Mart in a Dayton suburb, says he's appalled the officers weren't indicted. He says he welcomes an announced U.S. Justice Department probe to determine if his 22-year-old son's civil rights were violated. John Crawford III was black and the officers are white. Crawford Jr. and the family attorneys said at a news conference Thursday that Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and special prosecutor Mark Piepmeier were biased and set out to defend the officers. DeWine spokesman Dan Tierney denied the allegations, saying the attorney general took pains to remove himself from the process.