raduv1
Outstanding Member
Which is why at no point did I say that the police were above criticism here.
My point was that the widely reported version of events was grossly inaccurate compared to what actually happened.
As is the case in many (not all, but many) of these so called controversial deaths. They are reported as racist without any evidence, then totally misrepresented in order to hype up that alleged racism even further.
And there in lies the real issue as in this case and others in the lack of transparency leads to that inaccurate reporting that can be used in equal measure. And always is now .
Facts mean nothing without transparency , especially if those real hard facts are convened behind closed doors . Should learn more Friday as a member of the grand jury on this has filed a motion to release the entire proceedings of the grand jury tapes.
Kentucky’s attorney general has been given until noon on Friday to release the secret grand jury proceedings in the Breonna Taylor case, after a delay was sought by the official on Wednesday just as audio recordings were set to be released to the public.
Are all the facts known ? If so why ask for a delay?
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron asks for a delay in releasing the grand jury's recordings in the Breonna Taylor case.
AG asked for delay in release of Breonna Taylor grand jury recording
abcnews.go.com
4:32 PM · Sep 30, 2020
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Inaccurate reporting comes from the official lack of transparency and leads to the free for all racist click bait you find misleading.
How can anyones interpretation of events be regarded as facts when a grand jury of the case is convened behind closed doors ? For myself it just fans the flames on a powder keg .
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