In no other country would @DCI_Kenya wear ignorance so majestically in the name of threads. There's a place for everything. A state agency tasked with the delicate responsibility of reporting crime & criminal activity cannot assume the language of porn sites & recipe vlogs.
Crime is not funny. It is also not a canvas on which one sharpens their penmanship. When you do that, you reduce the report to a comical event. This is why you don't find humor in crime documentaries. The report should inform - serve a deterrent function - not entertain.
When you make a tragicomedy of real-life crime, you lessen its weight & reduce the victims to inconsequential apparitions. People forget these are individuals with whole lives outside of the confines of the narrative. They become little more than a tool for laughter - clowns.
You fail to reflect the gravity of injustice & in the process condition people abuse. There is a right time & right place for things. Whoever drafts the pieces is a good writer, but good is not good if it is misplaced. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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