by Greg Miller - Investigative Reporter
Citizen’s Investigator has gathered evidence such as witness statements, police reports, medical records and photographs supporting this story. The organization also has the power to FOIA discipline records that a police officer may have under the new 2010 rule. Feel free to submit evidence through www.CitizensInvestigator.com.
All evidence will be subject to publication except for personal information such as phone numbers or social security numbers.
You seem to have deleted me off of your group. All I wanted was some simple answers as to what qualifies you to Investigate Police Officers? Here are my last two posts below. I find it interesting that you deleted me instead of answering me. Please understand that this really calls into question your integrity, and your credibility.
ReplyDeleteI am an Investigative Journalist for a national news organization that holds 4 Emmy Awards, 4 Edward R Murrow. In addition, this organization has published stories on NBC, CBS, Dateline and abc. I am affiliated with a state supported university journalism department and have over 11 years of criminal justice experience to include military law enforcement, Illinois law enforcement, state corrections and working for criminal/civil attorneys. I hold an AA (CJS) & a senior at a state supported university pursuing a BA (BGS) with a pre-law minor. I hold two press credentials and do contract news research for other clients/organizations. I do not hold any licensing under any state and do not require any licensing because journalism is protected speech under the First Amendment. Therefore, when you file a complaint IDPR be sure you inform them that I consider my work as investigative journalism and all the work I do is subjected to publication.
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