If This Were a Fox Reporter

[240 is Back]

Why the hell are you guys talking about meth?  The guy had a rope tied around his nuts and a dildo in his boot!  Somehow, that tidbit was left out of the story you linked.  Just in case you missed that, it was:
- A rope tied around his nuts.
- A dildo in his boot.

That's just normal meth-wear, dude.  Kelly and Craig had the same thing when they were arrested.

[doison]

Joe may be the most ignorant man on earth.  I don't post much but get a decent chuckle seeing coach get destroyed by someone in everythread.  The funniest part is that he is so clueless that he doesn't realize it is even happening.  The link he included for fox v cnn shows cnn winning most time slots.  the only landslide with for fox was 8pm.

[MidniteRambo]

........it would have been front page news in the Liberal media and he would have been held WITH bail and would face jail time;



NEW YORK - A CNN reporter was arrested Friday in Central Park with a small amount of methamphetamine in his pocket, but he avoided jail time by agreeing to undergo drug counseling and therapy.


 
Richard Quest, 46, was arrested around 3:40 a.m. on a count of possession of a controlled substance — a misdemeanor that usually refers to a personal use amount of a drug. He was also charged with loitering; the park officially closes at 1 a.m.

When police saw and detained Quest, he told them, "I've got some meth in my pocket," according to the complaint filed in court. The complaint said he had a plastic sandwich bag containing methamphetamine in a jacket pocket.

Quest, who is British, is a correspondent for CNN International and is known for his reports on business travel. He hosts "CNN Business Traveler" and "Quest."

At his arraignment in Manhattan's Criminal Court, Judge Anthony Ferrara told Quest that if he attends the counseling and therapy designated by prosecutors for the next six months, his case will dismissed.

The judge allowed Quest to leave court without posting bail. He warned that if Quest failed to comply with the counseling schedule, he could be back in court and on his way to jail.

Quest's lawyer, Alan M. Abramson, said his client "did not realize the park had a curfew. He was returning to his hotel with friends."

CNN had no immediate comment on Quest's arrest.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080418/ap_on_en_tv/cnn_reporter_charged

But drugs are the only way you can explain CNN's reporting!

[MidniteRambo]

Fox News = Government propaganda.



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