'I have a sense of hope,' Ahmaud Arbery's mother says of arrests in son's slaying. In an interview on TheView, Wanda Cooper-Jones said she had feared that the death of her son would be swept under the rug until cellphone video surfaced online last week.
"Despite his cooperation and for reasons that he does not understand, Mr. Bryan has learned that the family and apparently their lawyers are demanding that he be arrested. Local media has reported that an arrest is imminent," Gough said at the news conference, adding that Bryan and his family are now receiving threats.
In a separate interview with ABC's"Nightline," Cooper-Jones said Mother's Day was especially tough, recalling that she gave birth to Arbery, her youngest child, on Mother's Day in 1994. Her son would have turned 26 this past Friday. Cooper-Jones said that at the time of her son's death, he was working with his father, who owns a landscaping business.People hold a rally to protest the shooting of Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick, Ga., May 8, 2020."I was leaving the house to go out to do some training and he was still in bed … it was about 8 o’clock when I was leaving," she said.
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