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AnotherMcIntosh

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2. All that Gregory has to say, all that anyone at NBC has to say, is "See my lawyer."

Reply to dkf (Original post)

Wed Dec 26, 2012, 01:11 PM

Dec 2012

Displaying what appears to be a high capacity magazine on the air is not sufficient to prove that what was displayed is a high capacity magazine.

If that, by itself, was sufficient, there would be no need for an investigation.

If Gregory and others at NBC give statements, however, their statements and the display can be used to establish that it was what it was represented to be.

In short, this would be a time for Gregory and others at NBC to lawyer-up and keep their mouths shut.

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Police: NBC asked for high-capacity clip [View all] dkf Dec 2012 OP

That's a class D felony in New York... bobclark86 Dec 2012 #1

All that Gregory has to say, all that anyone at NBC has to say, is "See my lawyer." AnotherMcIntosh Dec 2012 #2

When gotchya journalism backfires...it stings. aikoaiko Dec 2012 #3

I wonder if a young black kid was caught with a high capacity magazine aaaaaa5a Dec 2012 #4

I don't know why they just did not demilitarize it exboyfil Dec 2012 #5

Better yet, why not just show a picture? After all it is TV. aaaaaa5a Dec 2012 #6

He should be prosecuted. A weapon of war has no place in a studio. Pterodactyl Jan 2013 #7