Henry Glover and his brother are the main characters but the news reporter acts as the narrator throughout and many cops give us there take.
I think that this documentary was made to revile what really happened in New Orleans after Katrina. I think this is important because the victims of these crimes deserve justice for what happened to them and there family. Also the man who created the documentary was one of those people who knew something wasn't right so he kept looking deeper until he found a lot of evidence showing that what the police reports said weren't all true.
I have learned that no ones perfect not even cops and also that during hard times anything can happen. I think that anyone who watches this can be touched by the story that is told but you may also be disgusted with what you hear.
The best technique I can take from this documentary is how the reporter supported his ideas with interviews for the people involved. Also he asked great questions which made the person being interviewed really think.
The best technique I can take from this documentary is how the reporter supported his ideas with interviews for the people involved. Also he asked great questions which made the person being interviewed really think.
Link:http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/law-disorder/
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