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111 Days Later: North Charleston Police Slow-Walk Public Records Request

As a FOIA request stalled, an officer was fired and a senior official with a documented history of deception oversaw what was ultimately released to the public.

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Jeff Mattox Top fan July 15, 2025 at 6:29 pm

It still amazes me that people trust the popo. Popos hate FOIA’s and as a general rules will drag their feet and delay as much as possible complying as if just for spite if not to actually cover one of their thick blue line thugs.
The Freedom machine always needs scumbag thugs dressed in battle dress to enforce freedom and provide cover for their fellow trustees AKA public servants on the plantation.

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Your 800 MHz Pal July 16, 2025 at 1:53 pm

Isn’t North Charleston’s radio traffic, like an increasing number of Secret Police agencies in SC, encrypted? The question that always screams to be asked is, what do they have to hide? There is no claim to transparency when a department feels it needs to hide behind encryption to keep the public in the dark.

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Jimmy July 17, 2025 at 9:24 pm

Maybe they don’t want people with warrants knowing they’re closing in on them.

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Anonymous July 18, 2025 at 2:41 pm

North Charleston has always been a corrupt mess. I think Cordray might as well pack her bags.

Why is Charleston County Sheriff’s department still speeding around with unlawful tint to windows? The darkness exceeds mandated state law. There are as there should be no exceptions for Leo vehicles. It is a criminal offense.

In South Carolina, window tint must allow more than 27% of light to pass through on front side windows, back side windows, and the rear window. The windshield can have non-reflective tint above the manufacturer’s AS-1 line.

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