The police are charged with the responsibility to protect, and preserve life, what happens when they are the villians? Where or to whom do we turn?
By MIKE BLASKY LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL A week after her son was shot and killed by police near Red Rock canyon Tracy Meadows has more questions than answers. Why was he walking along the highway 20 miles outside of Las Vegas when he was supposed to meet his brother the night before? What crime prompted officers to try to arrest him? But most of all she wonders why her son, D’Andre Berghardt Jr., 20, was killed. “What did he do? What did he do, that he’s not breathing right now?” Meadows, who lives in Los Angeles, said in a tearful interview at the Review-Journal Friday afternoon. Meadows was joined by Berghardt’s half-brother, Adrian Meadows, and Jacob Hafter, the family’s Las Vegas lawyer. “That’s the only question that I can’t seem to get past. Whenever I wake up in the morning and that question comes into my head, so do the tears. So do the heartache. So do the pain. What did he do? No matter how you try to twis...