"They tortured him"; police used Taser on special needs teen for breaking window before shooting him
"They tortured him"; police used Taser on special needs teen for breaking window before shooting him
An expert's examination of decades of lawsuits involving Tasers found they were used on a disproportionate number of children of color and children with disabilities.
CHICAGO (CBS) -- It was a broken window complaint that led to a 14-year-old boy being shot by a police officer.
But before being shot, the teen had been repeatedly tasered. The intense pain caused the teen to run.
Dave Savini and the CBS 2 Investigators reveal a disturbing trend of who officers are more likely to use Tasers on.
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Jesus what an awkwardly worded headline. Who's being hired as journalists these days?
How about
"They tortured him"; police Tased, then shot a special needs teen who broke a window
Child tortured prior to being executed extrajudicially by police.
No one. It’s all fucking AI. It’s disgusting
Are you sure? I asked chatGPT to come up with some headlines and they're all fine.
- "CBS Investigates Disturbing Trend: Police Shooting of 14-Year-Old Follows Taser Incident"
- "Exclusive: CBS 2 Uncovers Troubling Pattern in Police Taser Use on Teens"
- "Chicago Police Shooting Reveals Alarming Taser Use on Youth: CBS Investigation"
- "Disturbing CBS Report: 14-Year-Old Shot by Police After Taser Incident"
- "CBS Investigation Exposes Police Taser Use on Teens: Shooting of 14-Year-Old Sparks Outrage"
AI would have done much better.
Proper grammatical structure is its bread and butter
Who’s being hired as journalists these days?
AI
AI does a better job than this. You can literally copy and paste this article into Chat GPT and ask it to write a headline and everything it spits out is better than this.
Headlines are done by editors.
Who use ChatGPT now instead of taking a few minute to think.
Naw the use google analytics to see what headlines brought the most ad click-through, then do a word replace.