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Councilmember Braxton Winston livestreams public forum since the city now refuses to itself

Winston criticized City Council's decisions to stop televising public forums while still a civilian

Jeff Taylor / Social Media Editor on December 11, 2017

Charlotte City Council stopped televising the 30 minutes where citizens can bring up their concerns after the contentious forum following the Keith Scott shooting.

City Council made changes to its public forum. But it’s still turning off TV cameras.

The change comes after a raucous City Council meeting a week after the police shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott

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Councilmember Braxton Winston livestreams public forum since the city now refuses to itself

Winston criticized City Council's decisions to stop televising public forums while still a civilian

City Council made changes to its public forum. But it’s still turning off TV cameras.

The change comes after a raucous City Council meeting a week after the police shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott

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