Police Officer Textual Analysis

Police Officers tend to have a bad reputation with the popular culture for a couple of years, but who are you calling when an issue arises? Police officers are not terrible people there is always that one in the group that tends to ruin the imagery for the rest of the people in that category. The purpose for this textual analysis is to show how perplexing sexual assault can be as in who it involves and affects. A source that wrote about this critical situation was SFGate and after reading their summary about the crime that it seems that it all started when Geoffrey Graves and three other police officers responded to a disturbance call involving a married couple at around two in the morning, both the husband and wife were drinking but no actual …show more content…
Thus showing us how bemusing it is to make a judgment as to who could be a sexual offender. This crime took place in 2013, The source SFGate provides three pictures of the offender, a almost two paragraph summary of the crime that took place, and Henry Lee’s(author) contacting information and social medias This sets the tone for the display of the webpage, I believe this contacting information was added in order to provide the reader with further information if the reader still has questions about the crime. Examining the theoretical modes of the article, Lee’s narration of the event goes in chronological order of how the events played out with the people involved in the crime leading up to the District Attorney, Jeff Rosen giving his speech towards the situation, the effect this has is almost anyone can read this article in a matter of minutes, and obtain a basic understanding of the crime. The authors description of the crime is very blunt and to the point, leaving out descriptive details, and purely stating the facts. It only touches on the surface of the subject, which overall gives a serious effect to the article. This serious effect can be due to SFGate’s style in the articles they