Wooten release Body Cam Video worn by deputies during this Shooting Death of andrew brown jr. You can see them gathering here outside of the American Legend theyre having a cookout this follows Press Conference few hours ago where the naacp president locally here in the county name is keith rivers hes calling for the resignation of sheriff houten. Listen. Sheriff wooten, for today if you want to release these tapes as sheriff or not the sheriff. On behalf of the county branch, we today are calling for his resignation. And jon, they also would like the North Carolina law about releasing body cams named for andrew brown, it is a different process in the state of North Carolina Body Cam Video has to be released pursuant to court order to the public. Now, we do have an update that is that Sheriff Tommy Wooten took to facebook with a message a few hours ago saying that he intends to try to facilitate release possibly as soon as monday heres a little bit of what sheriff wooten said on facebo
By Lane Wendell Fischer for The Daily Yonder.Broadcast version by Mark Moran for Iowa News Service reporting for The Daily Yonder-Public News Service Collaboration State Republican leaders are cracking down on rural members of their own party who oppose universal school vouchers, which allow families to take a portion of their state’s education funding away from public schools to pay for their child’s private education. Rural state legislators have been more likely to oppose school voucher laws because they worry the programs will weaken local public schools without ensuring educational investments for rural students. Opposition to vouchers has been a rare point of agreement between rural Republicans and urban Democrats, who also tend to oppose vouchers. But recently, the state leaders in the Republican Party have resorted to more aggressive tactics to force voucher legislation through to the governor’s desk, said Jennifer Berkshire, author of t
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