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RAW BodyCam Footage of NBC Producer Following Jury Vehicle


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVd3p9wJJVo

Body camera video for the NBC reporter that was attempting to follow the Rittenhouse jury on November 17, 2021. The officers became aware of the suspicious vehicle after observing it blatantly run a red light to keep up with the jury transport. A traffic stop was conducted and the operator identified himself as an NBC producer. Ultimately, there was no arrest for jury tampering because police interrupted any opportunity to do so.

'Woman on the phone says “in no way we’re we trying to follow the jury” even though the cop never mentioned anything about a jury. Self incrimination at its finest.'

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Do you think that liberals care? They would cheer if the jurors would get death threats ...

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Poor Kyle. I hope 2022 is a better year for him.

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Well, he's rightfully "free as fuck" so I'm pretty sure it will be.

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What do you mean by "free as fuck" ?

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He was wearing a shirt that said that.

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The "as fuck" or sometimes AF is just a descriptive additive that is interchangeable with "as hell", as in "Kyle is as free as hell".

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Ok, I just saw the quotations and thought the post was sarcasm.

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I posted this yesterday but the 2-week old thread disappeared. The YouTube video that was on the Daily Wire was apparently removed by the Communist-Media Censors. So Fox News posted their own, which YouTube could not touch:

WATCH: Body Cam Footage Shows NBC Being Nailed For ‘Following’ Rittenhouse Jury Bus

https://video.foxnews.com/v/6284723024001

https://www.dailywire.com/news/watch-body-cam-footage-shows-nbc-being-nailed-for-following-rittenhouse-jury-bus

“I was trying to see — I was being called by New York, going, maybe these are people you need to follow, but I, I don’t know,” Morrison said.
“I was trying to . . .”
He trailed off.
“You was trying to what?” an officer asked.
“Just do what they told me to do,” Morrison responded.
“New York told you to follow a vehicle?” the officer asked.
“Yes.”

Morrison was eventually asked about those instructing him to follow the vehicle. He calls a woman named Irene Byron, a booking producer at NBC, and has the officer speak to her. Here’s some of Byron’s explanation for the reporter following the vehicle, per Law & Crime:

"Um, we — we — we were just trying to respectfully, um, just trying to see if it’s, um, if it’s possible to, um, to try and get any leads about — um — about the, the case, and so we were, we, uh, we were just keeping our distance, um, just to see, like, where, um, peop — people involved in — in the — in the trial, um, are positioned. By no means were we trying to get in contact with any of — any of the jury members or whoever’s in the car. We just were, um, trying to see, like, where, um, where key players in the trial may be at."
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When the judge banned MSNBC from entering the courthouse, he noted that the windows of the bus had been covered every day, so the jury could not see any signs being held up by anyone.

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