Lt. Robert Meier, and eight other individuals who had responded to a shooting, and hostage situation in City Hall, in 1998, received the Medal of Valor at a ceremony. However, they were quickly upstaged by award recipient Gregory Preece, the former sergeant who had presided over the shooting of Tyisha Miller. The same man, who had used racist language after the shooting had also apparently been involved in incident involving three officers, who had beaten a Latino man, and had thrown him in Lake Evans. The man had contacted the supervising sergeant, allegedly Preece, who had failed to alert his superiors, about the incident. Preece received more applause and cheers than any other award recipient that day. A sad moment, not lost on activists, who realized that little had really changed since the tragic shooting of Tyisha Miller over two years previously. A department that was moving in a direction of greater racial inclusion and tolerance could not applaud a man, who had used racial s

As usual! Exellent stuff,thanks mary,you are my eyes and ears in la.Its a shame no one like yous in cinci.

If you get frustrated with the tin collectors,how about setting up a sting or 2?

Look at tehelka,peru,sophie in england and even the long beach black bashing P.I.Gs caught on tape.

You sound to smart to spend to much time trying to talk sense to these throwbacks.

Any that dont get out of facist uniform will be napalmed with matts molotovs(just add a little styrofoam)and/or they will be identified for soft drilling.

Ive eased up on M.Davies till Johnnies finished with him.

As soon as he's bankrupted riverside Ill be in back on dead davies's back.Soft drill never sleeps.