Charlottesville police face critics as city tries to regroup from deadly weekend

By Jaweed Kaleem, David S. Cloud and Melissa Etehad Tribune Washington Bureau CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Expressions of grief and solidarity have played out again and again in other American cities struck by tragedy — impromptu memorials of flowers and cards, prayers for the dead and injured, pledges of peace. But as Charlottesville police and residents tried to piece together what led to the bloody events at a “Unite the Right” rally of white nationalists, there was the inescapable...