Three former Memphis police officers have been found guilty of various charges in the Tyre Nichols trial. Only Demetrius Haley was guilty of civil rights violations, but a lesser charge that said the force didn’t result in Nichols’ death.

Court documents estimate a yearly deployment of the National Guard to Memphis could cost $226 million. Here's what else those documents tell us about the Guard's operations in the Bluff City:

There are three types of 287(g) programs with ICE: One for active immigration enforcement, one for immigration warrant enforcement and one for jail enforcement. The program essentially extends partial immigration enforcement authority to non-ICE agents.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office has signed a 287(g) agreement with ICE, Sheriff Bonner confirmed to me. He said the agreement is not for enforcement, however, but only applies to immigrants currently in 201 Poplar. More here:

The City of Memphis has purchased the Sheraton Memphis Downtown Hotel for $22 million, the city confirmed.

A Davidson County chancellor punted her ruling on a temporary injunction, but questioned what written orders could be rescinded. "So if I'm to rescind the deployment, tell me specifically, am I to rescind the press release?" She questioned. More here:

This week’s memo says the Justice Department asked for 20 lawyers to help support its offices in Memphis, where the National Guard has been deployed by President Donald Trump.

Lawsuit over Memphis National Guard deployment will not be fast-tracked, judge rules

On the 5th round Carla Taylor is chosen as the new judicial commissioner.

Here’s a look at the city employees packing the room.

Memphis employee unions gathering outside Memphis City Hall. They’re expected to speak tonight at the city council meeting.

The federal judge who recused himself from the Tyré Nichols case earlier this year has rebutted the allegation he said MPD was "infiltrated" with gang members after his law clerk was shot. More from his first comments on the recusal here:

A federal judge broke his silence Friday regarding his alleged comments about the Memphis Police Department. https://t.co/d4DbeDbH6Y

New development in this story tonight: The City of Memphis just said that it will not be joining this lawsuit.

Hours after TN. officials filed a lawsuit over the Memphis National Guard deployment, a Nashville chancellor denied their motion for a temporary restraining order. A hearing on a preliminary injunction is set for Nov. 3 in Nashville. https://t.co/KqJ4DrhI7b

Tennessee officials are suing Gov. Bill Lee and others. @memphisnews went through the lawsuit, and here's what the arguments against deploying the National Guard are:

State and local officials say they have filed a lawsuit against Gov. Bill Lee and others over the deployment of the National Guard in Memphis.

Ballin’ on Beale begins

Gov. Lee says Memphis' legal system may need long-term help with increasing arrests

These stories are data-heavy, and overly-explanatory. They're the vegetables of crime reporting. But, it's important to know where crime stands. The stats may not change how you feel, but understanding what the numbers mean helps interpret public officials' comments on crime.

And, in the third story in this series so far, here's a breakdown at how Memphis compares nationally. Memphis does have the worst crime in the nation, but that isn't the full story.