[UconnHusky1]

This is quite amusing...Desiree Fontaine from WTNH arrested for attempting to steal merchandise from Sears valued at $104.98.

Apparently, Desiree ignored the layaway option and chose Stealaway instead .

WTNH will only call this a "personal matter"...

Any idea how much a traffic reporter makes annually in Connecticut??? I believe she also hosted a morning show on WTNH.

[kidyankee764]

Old news.

[brien51]

Originally Posted by UconnHusky1

This is quite amusing...Desiree Fontaine from WTNH arrested for attempting to steal merchandise from Sears valued at $104.98.

Apparently, Desiree ignored the layaway option and chose Stealaway instead .

Ummmm Did you forget that someone is innocent until proven guilty under the law?

I didn't know she was convicted of anything as of yet? Do you know something and aren't sharing?

Otherwise, please at least give ther the benefit of the doubt until she is proven guilty in a court of law. The news media isn't the Judicial branch of government, yet!

[andthentherewere3]

Definitely old news. But her excuse? She claimed she was doing under-cover reporting, on the side. I doubt her employers are pleased. It's a shame.

[skel1977]

heh

[UconnHusky1]

Originally Posted by brien51

Ummmm Did you forget that someone is innocent until proven guilty under the law?

I didn't know she was convicted of anything as of yet? Do you know something and aren't sharing?

Otherwise, please at least give ther the benefit of the doubt until she is proven guilty in a court of law. The news media isn't the Judicial branch of government, yet!

Maybe you should spend a few additional minutes reading posts before making a comment . I did not say she was convicted....I stated she was arrested. In other words, the Milford Police Department had probable cause to believe she committed a crime and therefore arrested her. Thank you.

[kidyankee764]

Originally Posted by UconnHusky1

Maybe you should spend a few additional minutes reading posts before making a comment . I did not say she was convicted....I stated she was arrested. In other words, the Milford Police Department had probable cause to believe she committed a crime and therefore arrested her. Thank you.

But you already convicted her:

Originally Posted by UconnHusky1

Desiree ignored the layaway option and chose Stealaway instead .

[Tetto]

Originally Posted by andthentherewere3

Definitely old news. But her excuse? She claimed she was doing under-cover reporting, on the side. I doubt her employers are pleased. It's a shame.

Hmmm, undercover traffic reporter. What the hell was she investigating? Loss prevention at the mall??

[LRPct]

Originally Posted by kidyankee764

But you already convicted her:

kidyankee764's "quote"

Quote:
Originally Posted by UconnHusky1
Desiree ignored the layaway option and chose Stealaway instead .

UconnHusky1's ACTUAL quote
Apparently, Desiree ignored the layaway option and chose Stealaway instead .




Seriously.. you're REALLY gonna pull an underhanded move like MISQUOTING someone????

I don't have a dog in this "fight", but it irks me to now end when someone wants to act holier than thou and prove their point by MISQUOTING another...

You left out ONE VERY important word that the OP used.. "Apparently".... just like when "officials" use the word "allegedly"

If you want to throw stones at someone and use their "quotes" against them, why don't you try being honest and complete when you do it instead of exposing yourself for a liar with your own agenda.

One word added or omitted can make for huge consequences in many arenas.

[Rich Cabeza]

"Your Honor, my client merely found the drugs and was on his way to the police station when arrested."