Zach Bryan arrest video released: ‘F—ing cops are out of hand, truly’.

[ 09/09/2023 01:49 ] Read on nypost.com

Report Overview: The article discusses Zach Bryan's recent arrest in Oklahoma and includes a video of the incident. The article is somewhat objective, with 71% of the statements being unbiased. The article primarily focuses on Zach Bryan's perspective, with 70% of the statements about him being objective. However, there is a negative bias against the police, with 75% of the statements about them being biased. The article uses loaded language, stereotypes the police, selectively quotes conversations, and appeals to authority. To improve objectivity, the article should use neutral language, avoid generalizations about the police, provide a more complete representation of conversations, and focus on factual information rather than social media followers.

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Detected Manipulations & Suggested Changes

Loaded Language

The use of strong and emotionally charged language to influence the reader's perception.

Zach Bryan’s recent arrest in Oklahoma was caught on dashcam video, which shows the country star stewing that the “f—king cops are out of hand.”

Use neutral language to describe the situation without adding emotional bias.

Stereotyping

Making generalizations or assumptions about a group of people based on their characteristics.

He then continues to put the officers down, telling them that they’re just a bunch of middle-aged white guys going around and arresting people.

Avoid making generalizations about the officers based on their age and race.

Selective Quoting

Quoting only certain parts of a statement or conversation to manipulate the meaning.

The musician then called his father who he asks to come and pick up his dog, sitting patiently in Bryan’s car. He also tells his dad that he has empty beer cans in the vehicle, and later explains to the officers that he sits in his driveway drinking and listening to music because his truck has a good sound system.

Provide a more complete and balanced representation of the conversation without selectively quoting certain parts.

Appeal to Authority

Using the endorsement or support of an authority figure to add credibility to a statement or argument.

The Oologah, OK, native later admitted that “emotions got the best of me,” in a statement posted on social media. “I’ve got seven Red Bulls in me, and I just wanted to be completely transparent with everyone who listens to my music about what happened with me getting arrested and everything,” he told his 2.8 million Instagram followers.

Avoid using the number of social media followers as a measure of credibility and focus on the facts of the situation.

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