Keeping things short and concise is fine, but it shouldn't be at the complete expense of accuracy and leaving out important facts and context to the story. I don't think anyone would mind if there was an extra paragraphy briefly describing the incident so that people have a more complete picture of the story. And also in the link you provided all I found was this:
That's literally THE ONLY SENTENCE IN THE ENTIRE ARTICLE that mentions any of the events leading up to the beating of Miller. The rest of the article talks about how racist the cops were, how incidents like these damages the trusts between black people and the police and how Miller was such an innocent victim in all this. They couldn't even be bothered to mention that Miller and his buddies were rummaging through vehicles looking for valuables that night and anyone who clicked on that biased CBC article isn't going to learn anything about the incident and what actually happened because these days asking the media to report on the facts of a case is asking too much apparently.
Like I said, MSM is biased as hell now and they're more concerned about pushing narratives than they are of reporting stories accurately and truthfully. On many stories like these, they'd rather leave out important information than risk being called racist or bigoted.
As an another example, did you know that several weeks ago that a man was arrested for running around in Scarborough yelling racial slurs and assaulting random people over several months? He did this several times including yelling racials slurs at a woman with her child before assaulting her and in another incident hurling racial slurs at a man and spitting on him before knocking the turbin off his head.
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Did you hear about this story? I sure as heck didn't from MSM and I only knew about it when I read it in the Toronto subreddit. I CAN'T IMAGINE WHY such random, disgusting hate crimes like these didn't receive national coverage and days of talk from the media about how 'we need to have that hard conversation on racism and hate and intolerance in Canada' with regards to this story? I just can't put my finger on it, can you?
Now imagine if the suspect in these attacks happened to be cauasian and see if the media wouldn't have a radically different reaction in how they would've covered these hate crimes?
As I said its sad to see how differently the media chooses to report stories like these depending on the race/ethnicity of the suspect and victims and how well it fits the narrative they're pushing. They USED to be a little more fair and balanced, but now that's completely gone and anyone who cares about finding out the truth needs to do their own research these days.