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I'm Amy Goodman with Nermann Sheikh.

As we bring you part two of our conversation with civil rights Attorney Ben Crump.

In part one, we talked about Crump's attempts on behalf of the Malcolm X family

to get information released by the federal government and the New York Police Department

on this 59th anniversary of the assassination of Malcolm X.

Today we want to talk about the night of February 3rd, a totally different case.

Ebony Pouncey and her friend were entering her friend's apartment in Houston, Texas,

after they forgot their house key.

Suddenly, Houston police officers shot Ebony five times through a window when they arrived.

They say they thought they were responding to an alleged break-in.

Newly released body camera footage shows the shooting. can hear the barrage of bullets. shot fire, shot fire, shot fire.

shot fire. Ebeny Pouncey spoke to ABC News about being shot.

I have a baby, a beautiful baby girl.

She knows that I'm not able to do the things I was able to do before.

And I'm not able to be able to be as attentive with my baby. She's only one. So that's probably the hardest part. I started seeing holes in the walls as I was standing there.

And then I realized it was something coming through the apartment.

I thought it was something outside, but it was something coming from outside to inside.

I see blood, not necessarily wounds. I see blood not necessarily wounds I see blood everywhere

for more we're joined by Emmene Pouncey's attorney civil rights lawyer Ben Crump Ben if you can tell us the story from what you have

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