Media Narratives and Policing in Crisis

This chapter explores the chaotic aftermath of the George Floyd protests and the media's influence on public perception of high-profile incidents like the Jacob Blake case. It highlights the importance of thorough investigations over quick judgments and critiques the media's selective reporting which can shape misleading narratives about race and crime. The discussion also addresses the implications of policing policies and community perceptions in the context of rising crime rates and the evolving landscape of law enforcement.