12-foot statue of Texas Rangers Capt. Jay Banks that stood in a Dallas airport is now hidden away — while officials ponder whether it has become a symbol of police brutality.
The statue of a Texas Ranger was taken down at Dallas' Love Field Airport on Thursday, June 4, 2020, after the controversial past of the man depicted in the statue came to light.
"We remain committed to the mission of protecting and serving the community and people of Dallas," the agency said.
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