Colin Flaherty: Why The Streets Don't Speak In Cleveland

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The community needed to step up and cast aside a “no snitch” rule, and work with the police. They needed to care enough about the next victim to come forward. That was the message.

“You are just as bad as the folks who committed these crimes if you stay silent and stay quiet,” one councilman preached as television cameras captured his indignation.
There’s the “See something, say something” camp. They believe violent crime witnesses have a moral duty to speak up – regardless of the consequences.

Then there’s the “Snitches get stitches” camp. They abide by a code that relies on the streets, not police or courts, to deliver justice.

But it’s the more complicated space in between those two slogans that will be the focus of a new collaboration called “The Witness Project — Why the Streets Don’t Speak.”
Some of these choices are understood but unspoken in Cleveland neighborhoods, where shootings can feel routine. And outsiders, do they understand these realities at all?
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