>"The purpose of the letter was to make state officials aware of the many instances of misconduct and to work toward a solution," said Leita Walker. Bitch, please. You got arrested. That's what getting arrested is like. There was no "misconduct." Just because you are a producer doesn't mean you get arrested differently than others. You got treated equally. But since you *produce* news rather than *report* news, maybe you don't know what the real world is actually like. Reporters do have the right to report news, but they do not have the right to break the law. Did the cop just walk up to you for no reason and arrest you, or did he believe you were doing something wrong and he arrested you for that? I fail to see why anyone would think this is a news story.