Cops in the Newsroom
Gotta love this photo. It's the Tribune Newsroom, circa 1961. Reporters angered the Irwindale City Council with a series of stories detailing corrpution in the city, which was incorporated in the mid-1950s.
Someone was apparently so mad they threatened the reporters, prompting West Covina to establish a police presence in the newsroom and some reporters to carry their own heat (as OJ would say).
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