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Chatham Comment Policy Changes Bring First Amendment Questions, Complaints

Chatham Comment Policy Changes Bring First Amendment Questions, Complaints
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Salaries: New Bern leading Craven County in employee pay stats

The Sun Journal obtained public records for all New Bern and Craven County government employees. Compiled into two databases, here are the results we found. Note, New Bern Police declined to provide sworn officers' first and last names, violating public records law.

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States' limits on police video access thwart grieving North Carolina family

States' limits on police video access thwart grieving North Carolina family
By Julia Harte and Alexandra Ulmer
Reuters
(Reuters) - A North Carolina law that restricts the release of recordings from police cameras is complicating efforts by relatives of Andrew Brown Jr., a Black man killed by sheriff's deputies last week, to view the footage capturing his shooting death.
The family's struggle reflects a hurdle faced in many U.S. states, where a thicket of complex laws limits public access to body-camera footage that can prove crucial in prosecutions of officers involved in such shootings.
U.S. law enforcement agencies are under mounting pressure to use body-worn cameras following high-profile police killings, including the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin. Prosecutors used Chauvin's body-camera footage - as well as video shot by a bystander - to help convince a jury to convict the former officer on April 20.

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