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What corporate media got wrong about this brutal arrest caught on bodycam
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16:42Now PlayingWhile PAR conducted two separate investigations into the case, the brutal arrest and tasering of cab driver Lufti Saalim at a Toledo, Ohio, Walmart went unreported by local news for over a year after the incident. In their reporting, moreover, these local corporate media outposts did not receive comments from law enforcement or the victim of police brutality. This superficial coverage of a case involving excessive force by police highlights larger problems with corporate media’s for-profit model and its ability to interrogate or challenge the official (and well-funded) law enforcement narratives. In this installment of PAR, journalists Taya Graham and Stephen Janis look at what gets “lost in translation” when corporate media covers police brutality and overreach.
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