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Police confront "News" reporters who showed up at a rape victim's house (Original Post) OnlinePoker Jul 2018 OP
The police department pulled the original video because the news media started getting death WhiskeyGrinder Jul 2018 #1
Can't imagine why they're getting hated on Jake Stern Jul 2018 #4
Can't imagine why the police would want the media to look bad. WhiskeyGrinder Jul 2018 #5
They did this all on their own Jake Stern Jul 2018 #6
They went to the property on their own, but the cop is the one who posted the video. WhiskeyGrinder Jul 2018 #7
Good on the police officer Phoenix61 Jul 2018 #2
If only the shootings of unarmed black people were so carefully filmed. WhiskeyGrinder Jul 2018 #3

WhiskeyGrinder

(22,326 posts)
1. The police department pulled the original video because the news media started getting death
Sat Jul 7, 2018, 06:53 PM
Jul 2018

threats, and now it's on a ton of "blue lives matter" sites with lots of comments about the idiot media. Huh.

Jake Stern

(3,145 posts)
4. Can't imagine why they're getting hated on
Sat Jul 7, 2018, 08:13 PM
Jul 2018

Reporters would never be epic assholes and just turn up at a rape victim's house like they're owed a story.







What's morals and compassion when you got a scoop to chase, eh?

Jake Stern

(3,145 posts)
6. They did this all on their own
Sat Jul 7, 2018, 08:48 PM
Jul 2018

Kudos to the cop for shutting that shit down with some good old fashioned shaming instead of escalating.

WhiskeyGrinder

(22,326 posts)
7. They went to the property on their own, but the cop is the one who posted the video.
Sat Jul 7, 2018, 09:43 PM
Jul 2018

Most newspapers don't name people who aren't charged; why did the cop post video of this incident, and not others?

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