The conviction of a police officer for the murder of George Floyd is big news. But I'm coming to learn that often, the small, seemingly stray facts tell a bigger story.
Jeremy: this is so interesting about your journey as a TV newsman. Wish others in local TV news had the same insights. You still see “if it bleeds, it leads” news coverage - and I haven’t stopped hearing the word “allegedly”
Interesting that when police responded to Eastover issues, the police officers were asked to not park in front of resident's home. What's the intent of that? The fear that a cop car in front of your home would draw attention to yourself? However now the police cruiser is parked outside of someone else's home, drawing attention of all the nosy neighbors to their residence.
Great article Jeremy. Wish miss you on Kitley Pl in Charlotte.
Jeremy: this is so interesting about your journey as a TV newsman. Wish others in local TV news had the same insights. You still see “if it bleeds, it leads” news coverage - and I haven’t stopped hearing the word “allegedly”
Interesting that when police responded to Eastover issues, the police officers were asked to not park in front of resident's home. What's the intent of that? The fear that a cop car in front of your home would draw attention to yourself? However now the police cruiser is parked outside of someone else's home, drawing attention of all the nosy neighbors to their residence.
Excellent, thank you. Any ideas about who (generally speaking) the 34% of people are, who think that Chauvin is innocent?
Insightful article. I enjoyed it.