Charlotte Police Name the Officers in the Racist Text Thread
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Charlotte Police Name the Officers in the Racist Text Thread
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg police have released personnel records for seven officers tied to a racist group chat. Four of the seven share the same hire date, and the department is now reviewing how it hires. We look at what the records show and what they don't: it still isn't public who wrote what, and nobody has been charged over the texts. The district attorney is reviewing past and pending cases, but says he won't make public how many there are. Plus: the Hornets lock up Brandon Miller with a reported $209 million extension ahead of tomorrow's opener, and North Carolina's unemployment rate falls to 3.4 percent. And a world-premiere murder-mystery dinner in the Iron District, with tips on which seats are still easy to get.
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