Unpacking Police Propaganda in Media

This chapter examines the complex relationship between media coverage and police narratives, highlighting the selective reporting that shapes public perception of law enforcement. It discusses how terms used in crime reporting can distort the understanding of criminal justice reforms and the role of 'copaganda' in society. Additionally, it explores the influence of public relations efforts by police departments and grassroots initiatives aimed at promoting diverse storytelling in journalism.

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