R. Scott Moxley

Without a doubt, greatest person I ever had the honor of interviewing: John Lewis. RIP

Boudin bans prosecutions based on sole testimony of untrustworthy police officers sfchronicle.com/bayarea/articl…

This is extraordinary. $600 BILLION in taxpayer money, directed to business loans. And they won’t say who got the money!?! apnews.com/21f905f0922119…

2 cops brutally attack an elderly man. On camera. Let him bleed. Leave him for dead. Lie about their actions. Get caught. Don’t even get fired. Just suspended. And every single other member of the “elite unit” *quits in protest.* The culture of policing.news.yahoo.com/every-buffalo-…

He was a Hollywood darling for fighting dog meat trade. Butchers say he staged killings; he denies it latimes.com/california/sto…

MY LATEST FOR @latimesfood: Surviving the shutdown: No sports, no bars. So what’s a sports bar to do? RT, porfas! latimes.com/food/story/202…

. . . that address and storm the place with guns blazing. I doubt they'll learn that lesson, though. I mean, when a judge ordered Kenneth Walker released on house arrest, the police union went nuts. It's now clear he shot in self-defense. He's still charged with attem. murder.

. . . numerous raids on innocent people that wouldn't have happened if the police had simply realized that this is a common tactic. In any case, it should go without saying, but a drug suspect receiving package at an address is not reason to break down the door at . . .

So apparently, police raided Breonna Taylor's home because a drug suspect received a package there. Drug dealers use other people's addresses often, especially if the unknowing party isn't home at predictable times. I've covered . . . usatoday.com/story/news/nat…

This comes a week after we reported Burr’s brother-in-law sold off stocks the same day Burr did. Burr’s lawyer declined to comment about whether Burr shared information he learned as a senator with relatives. propublica.org/article/burr-f…

@DaveIndyJones @RScottMoxley Also the entire OC WEEKLY is missed...but mostly Mox...oh and "ask a mexican"...I loved that

MY LATEST @latimesfood STORY: A taco truck owner in Santa Ana tries to keep the city’s lonchera culture going. RT, porfas! latimes.com/food/story/202…

Peter Daszak is a British-born American PhD who’s spent a career discovering dangerous viruses in wildlife, especially bats. In 2003, he warned 60 Minutes a pandemic was coming. Two weeks ago, NIH funding for his virology research was killed. cbsn.ws/2yJKELw

Until the cows come home!

Brilliant yet modest, detailed explainer journalism: At a big Von's grocery store in Torrance near L.A., unveiling the interactions between clerks & shoppers from the clerks' viewpoint. @brittny_mejia is fab and should write a novel. latimes.com/california/sto…

Congratulations to SDSU alumnus @laloalcaraz, a finalist for the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning. 👏👏

I cherish once being the Editorial Cartoonist for the SDSU Daily Aztec, where I first began to enjoy my hate mail. Thank you @SDSU !

@meghanncuniff Funny: That’s his happy face!

Monday social distancing in Orange County with Judge Carter aka The Honorable GOAT.

A contractor with zero experience got a $34.5 million contract to supply the VA with masks and other medical supplies. He flew around the country on a private jet trying to track everything down. He ultimately did not deliver a single mask to the VA. propub.li/2WlTSoO