Media, Murder, and Public Safety

This chapter examines the contrasting media reactions to a murder case in Charlotte, spotlighting systemic failures in the criminal justice system and mental health responses. It critiques how selective coverage shapes societal perceptions of safety and accountability, particularly regarding violent crime. The discussion further scrutinizes the public's fear and the inadequacies of political leadership in tackling underlying issues of crime and violence.

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