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United States - Justice served in Chauncey Bailey murder trial

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is relieved that justice has been served in the case of murdered journalist Chauncey Bailey. However, it won't erase the lack of efficiency and fairness on the part of the local police handling his case. The organization now hopes that lessons will be drawn from this case and that journalists will be able to perform their job as they have a right to. On June 9th 2011, an Alameda County jury convicted Yusuf Bey IV and his accomplice Antoine Mackey, both 25, of the (...)

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