john r stanton

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john r stanton @dcbigjohn

@ryankailath For instance, during natural disasters like hurricanes, we’re generally treated like first responders in terms of our ability to move around. It gets murkier when it’s private property - Cali for instance allows access if its news worthy, other states don’t. — PolitiTweet.org

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@ryankailath Nope. States often have exceptions for media access in cases of, say, an active shooter or if it’s an on going crime scene and our presence would impede the investigation. But those circumstances definitely can’t reasonably be applied to an entire downtown — PolitiTweet.org

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The only reason the police have to try and keep reporters out of an area where protests are on going is to limit the public’s ability to know what the police are doing. And given the sorts of violence they’re willing to engage in even when we are there, that’s scary. — PolitiTweet.org

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