High Point commission exploring reparations to present final report

AND LET’S GET EVERYONE CAUGHT UP ON TODAY’S TOP STORIES. WE BEGIN IN BURLINGTON, WHERE POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR THIS MAN ACCUSED OF SUSPECTED OF ROBBING TWO BANKS, RATHER BURLINGTON AND DANVILLE. POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR JIMMY BROWN BECAUSE OF A SURVEILLANCE PHOTO FROM SELECT BANK IN BURLINGTON. POLICE SAY THIS IS WHERE BROWN SAID TO HAVE LEFT A BOMB AND GOT AWAY WITH CASH LAST WEEK. POLICE, HOWEVER, DID NOT FIND A BOMB OR WEAPONS. CHRISTIAN BALDWIN, THE WOMAN ON YOUR SCREEN, IS CHARGED WITH ROBBERY WITH A DANGEROUS WEAPON. IN THIS CASE, SHE IS CURRENTLY IN JAIL. WINSTON-SALEM POLICE OFFICERS ARE NOW WORKING 12 HOUR SHIFTS. ASSISTANT CHIEF KATIE ALLEN SAYS THIS NEW SCHEDULE WENT INTO EFFECT YESTERDAY MORNING. SHE SAYS STAFFING SHORTAGES CAUSED THE DEPARTMENT TO CHANGE HOW THEY ALLOCATE THEIR OFFICERS TIME. WE’RE TOLD THE DEPARTMENT RECEIVED INPUT FROM ITS OFFICERS TO COME UP WITH THIS NEW SCHEDULE. AND IN JUST A FEW MOMENTS, CONGRESSWOMAN KATHY MANNING IS HOSTING A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION IN HIGH POINT. SHE PLANS TO TALK ABOUT GUN VIOLENCE PREVENTION, THE GATHERING AGAINST GUN VIOLENCE ROUNDTABLE EVENT WILL BE HELD AT THE LOFT AT CAMDEN YARDS ON WEST ENGLISH ROAD IN HIGH POINT. THE POLICE CHIEF AND ASSISTANT CHIEF, ALONG WITH COMMUNITY ADVOCATES AGAINST VIOLENCE, WILL ALSO BE IN ATTENDANCE. THE ROUNDTABLE RUNS FROM 930 TO 11. THOS

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