Taya Graham: “I observed the defendant struggling to stand. But before I get to that, I want to review once again the disturbing video that shows how the police officer conjured a completely different set of facts surrounding the arrest of Caleb than what was caught on camera. In fact, the difference between what happened and the report was so stunning we felt compelled to dig deeper into the town of Milton and what is going on with policing over there. As we revealed on the show, the report the officer filed depicted a completely different version of events than what was captured by a Ring camera outside the home where Caleb was arrested. Now, as you may recall, in our last show we showed you this video, the arrest of Caleb Dial by a Milton, West Virginia, police officer. And of course, if you can, please hit the Patreon donate link pinned in the comments below, because we do have some extras there for the PAR family.
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And please like, share, and comment on our videos. And what we uncovered illustrates exactly what we’re talking about when we promise to examine the system that makes bad policing possible.īut before I get started, I want you watching to know that if you have evidence of police misconduct, please email it to us privately at and we might be able to investigate for you. We are following up because after we published our stories we received multiple calls and complaints about the Milton Police Department and the city itself. And today we will do so by digging deeper behind the scenes of a town and its police department which has been at the center of several controversial arrests caught on video. Instead we examine the system that makes bad policing possible. And to do so, we don’t just focus on the bad behavior of individual cops. As I always make clear, this show has a single purpose: holding the politically powerful institution of policing accountable. My name is Taya Graham, and welcome to the Police Accountability Report. Studio/Post-Production: Stephen Janis, Dwayne Gladden What we uncovered reveals how economic inequality fuels bad policing, and how prioritization of law enforcement over other communal needs is often at the root of bad public policy. When a small town police department came under fire for a series of questionable arrests, PAR dug deeper into the finances of Milton, West Virginia.
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