City sues to block Adams-era NYPD reality show by Dr. Phil's son, citing safety risks

🤔 This whole situation with McGraw Media is like a big mess 🚮! I mean, can you believe they didn't even submit proper rough cuts for most episodes? That's just basic professionalism 🙄. And now the city is trying to block the release of this footage because it poses a risk to public safety? It's not like they're revealing classified secrets or anything 🔒.

I'm also curious about why Jordan McGraw signed that contract under his dad's name... was he trying to cover something up? 🤔 And what's with the production company trying to sell the footage independently despite their earlier agreement not to do so? That just seems like a big breach of trust 🚫. It's going to be interesting to see how this whole thing plays out 💡.
 
This is a big deal! 🤔 I'm surprised that NYC is taking action against McGraw Media, but you gotta wonder how much McGraw knew about what was going on during filming. I mean, if they refused to submit proper cuts and were trying to sell the uncut footage anyway, it's pretty clear that they didn't have their cops' backs.

I think the city is being reasonable here - who wants to see undercover officers' faces blurred? Or security codes exposed? It's not just about public safety, it's about maintaining trust between law enforcement and the community. And if McGraw Media thought they could just sell this stuff on the side without checking with anyone, that's a pretty clear breach of contract.

It's also weird that Jordan McGraw is trying to spin this as some kind of free speech issue or whatever. Newsflash: filming cops doing their job doesn't mean you get to publish every single bit of footage you've got!
 
I'm totally shocked that the city is taking McGraw Media to court over this reality show 🤯. I mean, I can see why they'd want to protect the NYPD's secrets, but 18 episodes?! That's a lot of compromising footage to be dealing with 😬. And what really gets me is that they're trying to sell it independently after they were told not to 🤑. Like, don't they know how sensitive this stuff is? I feel like McGraw Media totally dropped the ball on this one.

And can we talk about Jordan McGraw's dad connections for a sec? Dr. Phil's empire has been all over the news lately, and it seems like McGraw Media wants to ride his coattails 🙄. But hey, maybe that's not the point here - the point is that they broke the rules and now the city's getting hurt 💸.

I guess what I'm saying is that this lawsuit feels like a necessary step for the city to take. They need to protect their officers' safety and the trust between them and the community 🚔💕. Fingers crossed that McGraw Media will get shut down and those sensitive files stay sealed 🔒
 
so like is this a big deal or whats going on with this reality show? 🤔 it sounds super weird that they didnt follow the rules & now its putting ppl at risk...understanding why the city wants to stop it from coming out, but idk about the production company's motives...isnt it shady how jordan mcgraw signed under his dad's name tho? 🤑 also what exactly is an "unedited footage dump" supposed to mean? did they just not care enough to edit it all together? 🤷‍♀️
 
I'm totally against this lawsuit, but at the same time I don't think McGraw Media was right 🤔. Like, if they didn't submit proper rough cuts, that's a no-brainer, right? But on the other hand, shouldn't the city just chill and let the show air already? 🙄 It's not like they're releasing actual crimes or anything. And what's with all this drama about undercover cops and security codes? Can't we just focus on something else for once? 😒 The NYPD is always trying to keep things under wraps anyway, so I'm kinda curious to see how this plays out... 🤷‍♂️
 
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