At a time when citizens throughout the United States are being propagandized by various media including the skews media to ridicule and deride law enforcement officers, it was not only refreshing but also inspiring to see the Los Angeles Times newspaper run its six-part series entitled ‘FRAMED – She was the PTA mom everybody knew. Who would want to harm her?‘
The series highlights the exceptional and insightful work of the Irvine, California, Police Department. It is worth noting that the Irvine officer who was first assigned the call was an experienced police officer, not a rookie. The article rightly raises the question: Would the outcome of this case have been different if a less experienced and less patient patrol officer had been the first to respond?
The series was written by LA Times staff writer Christopher Goffard. Goffard’s bio states, “He shared in the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for the paper’s Bell coverage …” Attentive readers may recall the Kootenai County connection to the Bell scandal which the LA Times reported and for which it was awarded the Pulitzer Prize.
The entire six-part series can easily be read in half an hour. It’s worth the time.
