A reporter for an NBC affiliate station in Louisville, KY was fired upon with rubber bullets Friday night during a live broadcast covering street protests in that city. Kaitlin Rust, a journalist a…
, KY was fired upon with rubber bullets Friday night during a live broadcast covering street protests in that city., was live on the air when a man wearing a mask and vest that said “police” began firing rubber bullets at her and a colleague.
The Louisville community was already angered by an earlier police shooting in a drug raid at the home of Breonna Taylor, an innocent victim of a wrong address mixup. The situation was further inflamed this week by the death of George Floyd, a Minneapolis man who died in police custody in that city. The reporter’s shooting was posted to Twitter by a viewer and exceeded 1.5 million views within an hour.“Katie, are you OK?” asked an in-studio anchor.She was asked who they were aiming at.Rust and photographer James Dobson were struck and suffered minor injuries. Both were standing behind the police line and were not interfering with law enforcement, a WAVE 3 statement said.
“There is simply no justification for the Louisville police to wantonly open fire, even with pepper balls, on any journalists under any circumstances,” WAVE 3 News General Manager Ken Selvaggi said. WAVE 3 said the Louisville police acknowledged that one of their officers appeared to have fired and would investigate.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Police In Louisville, Kentucky fire pepper balls at reporter and camera crew on live TVNews anchors in the WAVE studio commenting off screen said, 'They're shooting at our crew,' as Louisville Metro Police Department patrolled the street.
続きを読む »
Reporter Shot at on Live TV By Police Pepper Balls at George Floyd ProtestReporter shot at on live broadcast by police pepper balls.
続きを読む »
Journalists in Louisville hit by pepper bullets while on live TVNEW: Journalists in Louisville, Kentucky, covering local protests Friday night appeared to be deliberately hit by pepper balls fired by a police officer.
続きを読む »
Stu Mundel, Famed L.A. TV Helicopter Police-Chase Reporter, Jumps to Fox’s KTTVStu Mundel, perhaps the most well-known of L.A.’s TV helicopter reporters — specifically for his frequent coverage of police car chases and brush fires across Southern California — is boardin…
続きを読む »
Minnesota police arrest CNN reporter and crew on live TV as they cover Minneapolis protestsBlack reporter Omar Jiminez had just shown a protester being arrested when about half a dozen white police officers surrounded him.
続きを読む »