"The investigation eventually led to the resignation of former Police Chief David Wray."Wrong. This is not a matter of opinion, it is a matter of time line, Wray having resigned prior to the SBI's investigation (which cleared Wray of wrongdoing, by the way). Get your facts straight WFMY, Greensboro deserves better.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
WFMY get your facts straight.
In a story about the acquittal of Greensboro police detective Scott Sanders, WFMY reports of the SBI's investigation:
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ReplyDeleteWFMY is currently looking for a News Director - may be it's time for them to get a spine.
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News Director
WFMY NEWS 2,
GREENSBORO, NC
WFMY-TV is searching for a motivated and versatile leader for our news team in developing multi-platform efforts. Our multi-media News Director will understand and boldly advance WFMY’s brand, multi-platform news content, storytelling and innovation. A vision of the online and digital future is especially important. This position requires an individual with solid journalistic judgment, and a news philosophy that emphasizes quality and unique content. Our people are our most important asset and the News Director must be a true leader with a keen eye for talent, strong motivation, coaching and development skills, and the ability to maintain a positive culture where creativity thrives.
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