A unanimous three-judge panel of the N.C. Court of Appeals has reversed a trial court’s ruling and ruled instead in favor of Greensboro in a race discrimination lawsuit involving a…
The N&R reports the Department of Justice will not pursue a federal discrimmination lawsuit filed by 39 black police officers against the City of Greensboro, former Police Chief David Wray,…
Former Greensboro Police Chief Randall Brady is asking a judge to determine whether or not the N.C. Private Protective Services Board should investigate the infamous Risk Management Associates report, which…
Lots of reaction to this morning’s Lorraine Ahearn column on the Scott Sanders trial. I”ll weigh in, for what it’s worth. What jumps out is the way Ahearn cleverly let…
Now former Deputy Police Chief Randall Brady is suing the City of Greensboro. This just keeps getting crazier every day, and just when we thought we couldn’t hit the N&R…
Simmering underneath the run-up to the election are more City of Greensboro issues with the infamous “black book.” Jerry Bledsoe reported in the Rhino that City Manager Mitchell Johnson said…
The City of Greensboro has filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit filed by embattled Greensboro Police Lt. James Hinson, the central figure in the mess that led to the…
In his summary of Jerry Bledsoe’s latest Cops in Blacks and White installment, Guarino says “Bledsoe provides yet more evidence that the city legal office and the city manager’s office…
I realize Spagnola has done a great job of analyzing every detail of the Mitchell Johnson-David Wray controversy, but I still urge everyone to go here and watch the tape…
How interesting that after I kept emphasizing the Brady-Sanders tapes, the City of Greensboro’s latest document dump relates to that very subject. Note that Scott Sanders’ attorney Seth Cohen tells…
The lead editorial of the current Yes! Weekly says what the hell, let former Greensboro Deputy Police Chief Randall Brady keep his retirement benefits: In the department’s zeal to nail…
Today’s N&R front page story opens with Randall Brady’s now infamous line, “It’s amazing what I get paid for, isn’t it?” Again, I heard sarcasm, not glee, in Brady’s voice.…