The Policing Videos You Haven't Seen: Miami, Nashville, Colorado Springs
WNYC | May 8, 2015
In Baltimore, the Department of Justice has announced a new investigation into whether the city’s police engaged in a pattern of unconstitutional practices. The investigation comes after a series of protests and riots brought on by a video of police arresting Freddie Gray.
But what about in other cities, where there are more cellphone, dashcam and security camera videos coming out getting less attention? How are they resonating locally?
Here & Now’s Jeremy Hobson checks in with reporters in three cities – Nashville, Tenn. (see Facebook video), Miami, Fla. (see YouTube video) and Colorado Springs, Colo. (see YouTube video) – for a look at how policing videos are affecting those communities.
Guests
- Jordan Buie, crime and breaking news reporter at The Tennessean newspaper. He tweets @JordanBuie.
- Nadege Green, reporter for WLRN. She tweets @NadegeGreen.
- Kassondra Cloos, public safety reporter for Colorado Springs Gazette. She tweets @KassondraCloos.
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