Lucky to Be Here, continued
View in your browser. I’ve written before, more than once, about how lucky I feel to live in North Carolina. A striking juxtaposition in this week’s news illustrates part of…
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View in your browser. I’ve written before, more than once, about how lucky I feel to live in North Carolina. A striking juxtaposition in this week’s news illustrates part of…
I’ve always had concerns about the money spent to host the Democratic National Convention. This week, the Department of Justice and the city of Charlotte released a report outlining how…
Who will the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department target at the DNC? Just the “troublemakers, the agitators … Those that are looking to do more than just voice their opinions.” So says…
No death penalty for Chauncey Sterling. Cold blooded murder during the commission of premeditated robbery is not a capital offense. Not in Meckelnburg County. Also got to wonder what role…
His crime fighting skills are so amazing that they extend across the entire state of North Carolina. Amazing! A 33-year low in crime, a 21 percent drop since 2001 alone…
Have to wonder. If you are not the compromised city manager and the Charlotte city council, that is. With the unsurprising word that Marcus Jackson civil suits against the city…
First up, CMPD Chief Rodney Monroe at his presser yesterday: This was a random act of violence… Then Chief Monroe seconds later: He was looking for someone to rob in…
Gee, wouldn’t it be nice to have actual conservative activists — as opposed to Republican fundraisers — on the UNC Board of Governors long about now? Otherwise the Uptown crowd…
WFAE got Chief Rodney Monroe on the phone to talk about the Tisdale report. I am not going to characterize his comments at all. For now. Just listen and tell…
It’s a travesty of a mockery of a sham of a mockery of a travesty of two mockeries of a sham. — Fielding Mellish If you’ve got a better description…
This is what Official Charlotte did not want. An actual lawsuit claiming that Chief Rodney Monroe and the city were responsible for failing to stop Marcus Jackson from sexually assaulting…
Plus litigation/legal expenses. Yet Rodney Monroe still has a job. Only in Charlotte. Update: Make that $617K total — with other settlements still pending.