Texas Editor: Police in Uvalde Are Actively Obstructing Us from Doing Our Jobs

SFC Bernard Walko
Posted 1 h ago
Lets review the article: Police and bikers formed a partnership to “restrict journalists” from reporting. . ““None of us can ever recall being treated in such a manner and our job impeded in such a manner,” says Nora Lopez,” but doesn’t say how they are being impeded. Reporters never established such a partnership; if the reporters were responsible they would have said while one person said they were working with then police we were never able to establish a partnership.

Hey uh Bernard - it's a transcript to the video in the post. Not an article. It clearly says "Transcript."

It may be time to establish a new profession. Since cops are not obligated to protect the public and can pick and choose when they do so, maybe we should have a profession that is.

So a reporter was meeting a photographer near the cemetery for one of the funerals. Now I don't really think the media needs B roll of any of the funerals but they can get it. There's nothing that says they can't. However, they appear to have not done anything when this motorcycle group surrounded them and then claims they work for the police - on video claim that the police asked them to be 'security' at the cemetery. But then in the next sentence say no they aren't. But the reporters couldn't confirm that with the police so that's suspicious and weird. Then add in police from different jurisdictions.

Basically this is a video of a couple reporters talking about their experiences with this case. Again I don't really see the need for coverage at the cemeteries - at the very least what I'd do if I was a reporter covering this story is just get generic B roll of the cemetery with no one in it. Not the actual funerals of the victims. That's me.