Wild move from Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Krasner was supposed to hold a press conference today… Instead, he released this video accusing a Philadelphia police officer and homicide detective of misconduct that allegedly allowed Eric Lewis to walk free after being acquitted of a 2019 road-rage murder. That same Eric Lewis is now charged with murdering Philadelphia Police Officer Shane Seiber. But here’s where it gets interesting… Larry Krasner himself was recently referred to federal prosecutors by a federal judge for potential crimes, including PERJURY and OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. That referral came after testimony from prosecutors in Krasner’s OWN office. And now Krasner is publicly accusing other law enforcement officials of potentially criminal conduct? Deflect. Blame. Deflect. It’s the classic Krasner playbook. Make accusations. Blame somebody else. Control the narrative. Avoid accountability. And instead of standing in front of reporters today and answering questions about BOTH the Eric Lewis case and the serious allegations against himself, Krasner chose to release a video. No questions. No follow-ups. No accountability. And we can probably predict what comes next. Another Krasner press conference on an entirely different subject, probably with victims’ families standing alongside him, where he refuses to answer questions about anything else. When is the Philadelphia media going to say ENOUGH IS ENOUGH? Ralph Cipriano has consistently pressed Krasner with difficult questions. Where is the rest of the Philadelphia press corps? These are not minor issues. A Philadelphia police officer has been murdered. A defendant previously acquitted of murder is now charged with killing him. And Philadelphia’s top prosecutor has himself been referred for a potential federal criminal investigation. The public deserves answers. Not prerecorded videos and finger-pointing. If DA Krasner believes police officers engaged in criminal misconduct that contributed to a murder suspect going free, why is he announcing it in a video instead of taking questions and explaining what his office is doing about it? How is Larry Krasner still the District Attorney of Philadelphia?