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I saw this on CBS & NBC. Both networks appeared to have edited out the part where the guy with the rifle was firing it off in that neighborhood. This along with doing a 5 minute news segment on where Hillarious stopped to use the bathroom today.
Spin Spin Spin.
Although they didn't show it CBS did say the guy had been firing the gun.
Although they didn't show it CBS did say the guy had been firing the gun.
Yeah, that is their "out" to cover them from having deliberately editing out the gun firing because it simply does not fit their anti-gun, anti-cop narrative. They have no credibility.
I'm sure the people who live in that neighborhood, especially the ones with kids, are quite happy the police took out that idiot.
Yeah, that is their "out" to cover them from having deliberately editing out the gun firing because it simply does not fit their anti-gun, anti-cop narrative. They have no credibility.
I'm sure the people who live in that neighborhood, especially the ones with kids, are quite happy the police took out that idiot.
It does seem the major networks are going out of their way to get all the "bad" cop stuff aired. Over and over a n d O v e r .
better outcome then confrontation. guy could more like resist in which case he would get shot and become another stats. seems like a lesser of two evils.
Why say this is "already running" and that I am "padding posts" when I posted this at 6:28pm on Tuesday and the other thread was started after 10pm on Tuesday. Go whine about post padding on the other thread.
You ain't no "Dick Tracy" are ya?
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