Sha’Carri Richardson, the reigning 100m world champion, publicly addressed her July 27 domestic violence arrest involving her boyfriend, fellow sprinter Christian Coleman. In a social media video and written Instagram post, she admitted to putting herself in a “compromised situation” and issued a heartfelt apology, saying her apology should be “just as loud” as her actions. Police reports allege Richardson grabbed Coleman’s backpack, blocked his path, shoved him into a wall, and possibly threw an item at him at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Coleman declined to press charges. Richardson spent over 18 hours in custody before being released, just days before competing in the U.S. championships. She stated she is practicing self-reflection and intends to face consequences head-on. 👉 For more videos like this, click here https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLg53t8jCpadX_8bvv6djgEYy_AUIvu6_&feature=shared #police #arrest #bodycam #sha'carri #shacarri @CrimeTimeBodyCam Crime Time Body Cam

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