Karma’s a B**** – NYT Reporter who published Darren Wilson’s address harassed

Uncle Sams Misguided Children:

After New York Times reporters Julie Bosman and  co-author Campbell Robertson published the address (specifically the street name) of Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson,  all sorts of mayhem erupted. It started on Twitter with calls for retribution. GotNews.com then published the addresses of the NYT reporters. What ensued was nothing short of Karma.

Prank Food deliveries

Bosman started receiving prank food deliveries to her home. Now none of the websites tell us exactly what kind of food the deliveries were, but we suspect she was overwhelmed with something like pizzas.

Oh, the irony

More seriously, Ms. Bosman started calling Chicago’s 20th District police begging for protection because she was in fear for her life and being harassed. Why? Doesn’t she like pizzas?

Now let’s think about the irony. She published the address of a police officer, placing him in severe jeopardy for his life, knowing full well because of the continual violence in his area that he could be targeted…and now she’s worried about her own safety and crying for protection. Definitely Karma.

The New York Times has not fired either of the reporters, although there have been calls for their removal for article. The NYT also defended the publishing of the officer’s street address, saying that it had already been widely reported. The information came from  a publishing of Officer Wilson and Officer Spradley’s marriage. The NYT was eventually forced to removed the image of their address,  but it still remained at the time of the publication.

 A record of her own

Adding to Bosman’s humiliation was the revelation that she  has a criminal record for shoplifting, a fact that was allegedly not given to the New York Times when she was hired.

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