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Jane Bishkin, left, the Dallas County Police Officer's Association attorney who represents former McKinney Officer Eric Casebolt, holds a news conference, Wednesday, June 10, 2015, in Dallas. Casebolt is the white police officer who resigned after being caught on video pushing a black teenage girl to the ground outside a pool party. At right is Daniel Malenfant, lodge president of the McKinney Fraternal Order of Police. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)

Eric Casebolt, former officer, didn’t target black teens at Texas pool, his lawyer says

By David Warren - Associated Press

In this June 8, 2015, photo, a McKinney police officer stands near demonstrators during a protest in response to an incident at a community pool involving local police officers in McKinney, Texas. McKinney is an affluent Dallas suburb that is among the nation's fastest-growing cities, with highly regarded public schools and nationally recognized livability rankings. But a video showing a white police officer wrestling a black girl to the ground at a neighborhood pool party has renewed racial tensions in a city that only three years ago settled litigation alleging public housing segregation. (AP Photo/Ron Jenkins)

Eric Casebolt, officer in McKinney Texas police pool incident, resigns

By David Warren and Terry Wallace - Associated Press