Mayor Kate Gallego apologizes to Wall Street Journal reporter handcuffed by Phoenix police abc15
In an email sent to Dion Rabouin, the mayor said she only became aware of the situation on Friday through media reports.
The mayor continued, “Words cannot undo the damage. Please know Chief Sullivan is aware of my displeasure and that I will continue to push hard for the reform needed within the department.”UPDATE ON @WSJ REPORTER HANDCUFFED BY PHOENIX PD Bank employees called the police while Rabouin was standing outside the building and interviewing customers for a story about interest rates on savings accounts. Police claim the bank asked Rabouin to leave, which is something he disputes.
ABC15 obtained cell phone video from a witness, Katelyn Parady, who recorded most of the officer’s interaction with Rabouin.RELATED: Woman who recorded viral video speaks to ABC15
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