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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 2015

Page

4

Death row pardons raise painful questions in NC

Gov. Pat McCrory granted pardons of innocence to Henry McCollum and Leon Brown, two men once on North Carolina death row for a 1983 rape and murder. DNA and an innocence commission investigation led to their release and potential $750,000 yearly for 30 years of wrongful imprisonment. The case highlights ongoing death penalty concerns and systemic risk of wrongful convictions.

Pat McCrory North Carolina Henry McCollum Leon Brown McCrory Office of Executive Clemency Innocence Commission McCollum Brown Sabrina Buie Red Springs N.C Death Penalty Information Center Carolina

Baltimore crime backlash and policing debates across cities

Thomas Sowell argues that anti police rhetoric from politicians and federal actions have weakened policing, leading to higher May murder rates in Baltimore and other cities. He cites DOJ pressure and shifts from Dinkins to Giuliani style policing, warning of broader harm to Black communities and urging accountability.

Altimore Baltimore Heather MacDonald Maryland

Letter to the Editor Endorses military careers for graduates

A Gastonia reader argues recent graduates should consider the military when college or immediate work may be out of reach. He notes the tough job market, limited value of a diploma, and how military service can fund education and develop marketable skills, citing his nephew’s experience before offering congratulations.

William Langley Gastonia

County leaders accused of self benefits amid taxpayer concerns

Taxpayers accuse county leaders of abusing funds for personal gain. They allege a leader uses a private business and improperly funds his family through official channels. Commissioners are criticized for approving expenditures for themselves.

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