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Do you think its normal for a Police Report to be released 20 days after the fact? As a former police beat reporter, I can tell you, the reports are publically available immediately after processing, which happens immediately after end-of-shift.
So...what happened here? The story is much too incomplete. Is the inference that there are TWO police reports, one written on 6/9, to which reporters had access, and then now another one, a week after the man died?
Who changed their tune when he died? The Widow, who maybe had an agreement RE: hospital debt ... which now would no longer needed, but whose lucrative wrongful death lawsuit would be made solid with this Police Report? The Police, who can't risk further exposure because the widow now has financial surity to dig for witnesses and justice? Will she be suing them, too, for a cover-up? Or is the PD coming clean to avoid chanrges of "cover-up" before any action on her part?