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In contrast, Davis, the police chief, told the council that training was not an issue for officers in this case. Instead, she blamed “egos” and a “wolf pack mentality” for the fatal incident.  

That's news, in the sense that you don't hear that from police chiefs often.
Mispelled murder there at the end of that title >

The media always uses language that downplays police violence and makes suspects appear guilty before they've even seen a judge. >

The media never uses the word “murder” until someone is charged with murder, you’re opening yourself up for a huge lawsuit by using that language if they aren’t found guilty.  However, they definitely could have said death or killing instead of beating, as using beating is definitely downplaying.