City Council members may be shy, inwardly directed, insular in caring about their own districts since the arrival of the council form of government. Their quietness appears to be reflected in Chattanooga residents themselves, who seem unmovable when it comes to remarkable city employee abuse of women and other members of the public. By David Tulis / 92.7 NoogaRadio And that would be report of a rape of a woman by city police officer, two high-profile cases of women dragged cars, and the pending civil case against the city from Hanson Melvin, victim of a police false arrest and harassment … Continue reading City council, slow to act in reform, awaits next noisy cop outbreak