There is a near-total failure of the press to dig in to police corruption. When a case like this happens, the victim&#x27;s name is splashed in the papers, and the press camps out on the victim&#x27;s family&#x27;s lawn. That&#x27;s backward, and it does nothing but create some sensation.<p>The cop involved in the shooting, his personal life, his family, his buddies in the PD, the cops who witnessed the event, their supervisors, etc. should be the ones under the TV lights. That&#x27;s where you will find the perjurers and the corrupt.