Good Intention Policing Gone Very Wrong
Police work can be sloppy and reckless and break people's lives into pieces
Scene: Someone — a teenager — is arrested for murder, has their name communicated in a negative, surreal light in the media and public — and is jailed. They and their family have to strategize how to create a winning defense and suffer the process and anxiety.
Yet, this person didn’t commit the crime and the police didn’t want to hear otherwise.
Four lon…
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