Phoenix PD launching investigation after officer handcuffed and detained WSJ reporter
The Phoenix PD is launching an investigation after an officer handcuffed and detained a WSJ reporter in November. The Phoenix Police Department is investigating the actions of one of its officers after a Wall Street Journal reporter was handcuffed in public. The incident, which happened in November and was caught on cellphone video, involved reporter Dion Rabouin. The Wall Street Journal asked the Phoenix Police Department to conduct an internal review after Rabouin was detained . A letter was sent to the department by Editor-in-Chief Matt Murray to Phoenix Interim Chief of Police Michael Sullivan. "Naturally, I am relieved that Mr. Rabouin’s interaction with Phoenix police officers ended peacefully. But I am appalled and concerned that officers at your department would attempt to interfere with Mr. Rabouin’s constitutional right to engage in journalism and purport to limit anyone's presence in a public location," Murray said in the letter, which was obtained by ABC News....