Such as maybe the suspects in this case are either Black or Hispanic and the victim is neither the story goes unreported. But, when the suspect(s) are non-hispanic or non-black and the victim is either hispanic or black the media is all over it such as the Jenna 6(sp?). For example, did anyone hear about a case several months ago about a young white couple attending college (i can’t remember, but I think it was in Kentucky) being car-jacked, raped, brutally murdered over the course of three days by a group of black men and women? This trend is very disturbing.

Any reputable newspaper has connections and or sources with local law enforcement. They could simply run a story such as…. The PW Police department is currently investigating a possible rape we will provide more information as it becomes avaiable.

I believe Greg’s track record is pretty good when it comes to receiving tips such as this one.

If would be one thing if he was reporting it as fact, but he is not doing that. If we had to rely only on the MJM for news, we would surely be in the dark on a number of stories.

The fair took place in August, we are now in the second week of September, exactly when is the appropriate time to report a possible crime?

And? You’d rather go around blind to what’s happening in your community? Or would you like to wait for your COMMUNITY newspaper to find the time to report public safety issues when they feel it appropriate?

You have every right to wear blinders, but don’t bash us for choosing to take them off.