[marktwain]

There is a niche for a reporter that finds out caliber, make and model of weapons, shot placement, and tactical details.

[BuffaloJack]

> Mobley said he will pray for the suspect and his family.
Suspect?
He was killed during the commission of his crime. He isn’t a suspect, he’s the criminal. And he won’t be doing any more home invasions.

[from occupied ga]

There is a niche for a reporter that finds out caliber, make and model of weapons, shot placement, and tactical details

Yes, the unemployment office. Media isn't interested in facts. First and foremost is sensationalism. A close second is anything that helps the liberal agenda progress. Third is anything that helps 0 get re-elected, but I suspect that as the election gets closer, this will become their top priority.

[HollyB]

“A home was left in shambles Saturday night after a robbery attempt went very wrong.”

I’m wondering what this reporter would consider a robbery attempt going right?

[MinuteGal]

This has to be the most muddy, poorly written article posted on FR this week.

What passes for journalism these days is criminal.

A Phew-litzer Prize for the scribe.

Leni

[savedbygrace]

Gilma Avalos, hired for her appearance, not her writing or reporting skills.

Read her story a half dozen times and still I don't know what happened.

[Arrowhead1952]

Witnesses who heard the bullets

I'm sure they heard shots, not bullets. At first I thought this was a report of two different crimes with the "More Crime News" halfway through the article.

[ExGeeEye]

A home was left in shambles Saturday night after a robbery attempt went very wrong.

If I read the article right, the perp is dead.

That's the best possible outcome short of there having been no robbery attempt at all.

[Mister Da]

I'd like to see some numbers every week, much like the weekly jobs report, that report the thugs killed by citizens & police. Maybe some billboards around town announcing that X number of thugs were killed last month, & Y number were seriously wounded.

The thugs need to know that they are dying in droves. Locals need to know that citizens & police are at war with violent criminals. Perhaps a few might think twice before committing a crime.

The gov’t & media constantly beat the drum of the consequences of drinking & driving. Gory billboards & mangled cars at intersections are stark warnings to drivers. The media reviews the numbers often.

We need similar stark warnings for thugs, while also reminding citizens to be vigilant & prepared.

[em2vn]

This was not a robbery that went wrong. It went right. The perp is dead and the victims are well.