Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford found guilty of traffic violation following celebration parade in Omaha

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A verdict was reached in the case of a traffic incident involving Terence “Bud” Crawford in September.

A jury on Monday found Crawford guilty of careless driving. This comes after the Omaha boxing champion was stopped by police following his celebration parade in Omaha.

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Just before 1:30 a.m. on Sept. 28, officers saw a vehicle driving recklessly near North 12th Street and Capitol Avenue, according to the Omaha Police Department. Officers pulled the car over on Cass Street.

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While speaking with the driver, an officer saw a firearm on the driver’s side floorboard.

OPD said all four occupants were ordered out of the vehicle at gunpoint.

Crawford was later identified as the driver and was issued a citation for reckless driving.

One of the passengers, a member of Crawford’s security team, was also carrying a legal firearm.

Police said that all four occupants were legally permitted to carry firearms. A police supervisor and lieutenant responded to the scene at Crawford’s request.

Crawford had to pay a $75 fine following the verdict.