BREAKING - Video of Reporters who tailed Rittenhouse Jurors!

originally posted by: penroc3
a reply to: Macenroe82

they are usually escorted by police cars and with a case like this if the police have it they use a air assets and ELINT stuff to find these losers


nice to see a good cop on this site for once

the cop was right saying that man was putting people in danger and i bet you that woman pooped her pants when he starts asking for her info, I'm sure you could get at the very least a misdemeanor if not a felony

She immediately scrubbed all her social media, funny listening to her babble, and try and think of an excuse

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: Wide-Eyes

Its not just harassment its criminal. In other countries you would be thrown in jail.

For sure. I'm in the UK and intimidating jurors will get you thrown into prison quicker than the trial it's self takes.

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: Wide-Eyes

Its not just harassment its criminal. In other countries you would be thrown in jail.

For sure. I'm in the UK and intimidating jurors will get you thrown into prison quicker than the trial itself takes.

It's clearly jury tampering.

a reply to: vonclod

they sounded like a child


'IM SOOOO SORRY'


jesus, they have no idea what exposing these jurors means and how dangerous it is

originally posted by: vonclod

originally posted by: penroc3
a reply to: Macenroe82

they are usually escorted by police cars and with a case like this if the police have it they use a air assets and ELINT stuff to find these losers


nice to see a good cop on this site for once

the cop was right saying that man was putting people in danger and i bet you that woman pooped her pants when he starts asking for her info, I'm sure you could get at the very least a misdemeanor if not a felony

She immediately scrubbed all her social media, funny listening to her babble, and try and think of an excuse

I'd bet even money that when they got back to base, she ripped that "producer" and his interns a massive new one for getting caught and making her look bad.

a reply to: MiddleInsite

Ahh yes because following a Protected president, is the same as following a Jury on a very tense case is the same thing. The pure mental retardation is insane lol..

a reply to: MiddleInsite

a reply to: jimmyx


You guys are weak and so predictable.
If you were any weaker, your bodies would be jelly.
You guys are hanging on the edge of your seats waiting for the jurors to be doxed, you can’t accept a fair and just not guilty verdict.
Rittenhouse killed 2 of the pieces of sh!t and wounded a 3rd defending himself after your homies attacked him.
Time to get over it and move on to bigger subjects like how your buddy Brandon is destroying this country.

originally posted by: underpass61

originally posted by: vonclod

originally posted by: penroc3
a reply to: Macenroe82

they are usually escorted by police cars and with a case like this if the police have it they use a air assets and ELINT stuff to find these losers


nice to see a good cop on this site for once

the cop was right saying that man was putting people in danger and i bet you that woman pooped her pants when he starts asking for her info, I'm sure you could get at the very least a misdemeanor if not a felony

She immediately scrubbed all her social media, funny listening to her babble, and try and think of an excuse

I'd bet even money that when they got back to base, she ripped that "producer" and his interns a massive new one for getting caught and making her look bad.

You bet, --it flows downhill. I imagine she off on a nice vacation or something.

On a side note, I just read Chris Cuomo is suspended from CNN.

a reply to: jimmyx

I don't vote. You are just as bad as them.

"I'm from Atlanta".

As a New Yorker, I call BULLSH!T, that's a New York accent. Maybe that's where he lives now, but he's not "from" Atlanta. Why would, as they are referred to in this video, "New York" hire a schmo out of Atlanta to tail the bus? Does that make any sense, logistically? More likely, the folks in "New York" know the schmo through local associates/colleagues, friend of a friend, etc, which would make the man pursuing the bus much more likely to be from the New York area.

Second, isn't ironic that the "producer" eliminated all of her information from social media after attempting to dox the jurors. Classic liberal "rules for thee, not for me" attitude.

Third, seems from the reaction in this thread that a raw nerve has been exposed. Nobody I know these days makes apologizes for shady behavior like this (considering how loathed the media is in the U.S. by most people), tailing and clearly trying to dig up information on a pool of jurors who are _meant_ to remain anonymous, except, well....fellow media.

The officer should be given some kind of award or commendation for pulling over this P.o.S. and doing his part to maintain the rights of those jurors to do their civic duty without being tampered with or doxxed. Right on officer.

a reply to: jimmyx

They knew EXACTLY what they were doing and who the target was.

Exposure 😃 then a hamsters wheel appeared and a white buffalo was born

It ended up backfiring into a reverse doxxing roflmao 😎

a reply to: jimmyx

Ah, its only ever one lie as long as it's just one lie at a time. Excellent call.

I think we all know if the producers knew where the jurors were staying, there would have been peaceful protesters all over it. They create news and would have put out tips, then sat close by with cameras.

a reply to: Tempter

"I'm so sorry officer, it was my boss in New York what did it.
I love this community let me call my boss so she knows my ass is
in a sling right now. I'm so very sorry officer who wouldn't have
pulled me over if I wasn't following the jury of high profile
case and could've been a terrorist threat to the whole judicial
system. Sorry about my stupid ass as well for following what
my retarded MSM boss said."

I'm sorry they weren't arrested for contempt at the very least.

MSNBC is a bunch of scumbags for this.

No public statement firing all those involved?

Well I have a public statement for MSNBC.

You want to intimidate jurors? Well, let me just return the favor MSNBC.

I've compiled a list of advertisers that PAY MSNBC MONEY as of NOVEMBER 2021.

Sling TV - Oh boy, never buying this garbage.

Tide - Never using this laundry detergent again.

Dell - Intel - As if anybody wants a Dell or an Intel processor anymore ANYWAY.

Prilosec OTC

Olukai - Some slipper company that deserves to go belly up if it stays with MSNBC.

Lume

Chime

Fingerhut

Navage - Hahahahaha, this thing is going bankrupt with or without boycott, for sure.

Fidelity Investments - If these guys were smart with money, they wouldn't be advertising through MSNBC, go with JPMorgan instead.

I should really send some emails out to these companies PR/Marketing and ad departments.

a reply to: jimmyx

Your highlighting the bigger problem here.

originally posted by: penroc3
a reply to: vonclod

they sounded like a child


'IM SOOOO SORRY'


jesus, they have no idea what exposing these jurors means and how dangerous it is

Oh yes they do.

originally posted by: jimmyx

originally posted by: MiddleInsite
So basically your upset that reporters were doing their job.

Did someone sequester the jury. If not, they can be followed. They can not be harassed though. Is that what you are alleging?

And how is this any different then following Biden's bus?

Nice… I forgot about that one…and one other thing those in the TRUMPTARD TRUCKS had weapons

wow, I hate to be the guy to do this to you, but .....um....Trump isn't president anymore. Sorry.