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

She knows she's screwed and her career is over. She has nothing to lose by being truthful. >

She’ll just get hired at another precinct. Her career is far from over. >

She is toxic, a chief of police and she made INTERNATIONAL NEWS. She isn’t a beat cop. The best she can hope for is becoming a speaker on how not to run a CRASH unit and how not to lead as a police chief. She has failed upward through her career. She isn’t the worst but she also shouldn’t run any department. >

She might get a job as police chief of some boring ass suburb where the extent of crime they have to deal with is car break ins. >

Who is left that isn't facing discipline? >

Probably all of the higher ups >

Mispelled murder there at the end of that title