FOX TV journalist with hands caught in the cookie jar!

I have never been fond of Fox News, or anything  with its brand of trashy, yellow journalism.  The people who work for Rupert Murdoch's empire appear to me as rejects, low-lives who have no qualms about morality. Personally, many of them live a life of hypocrisy. What they say, they don't often practice. Many of them sound too right-wing, too extreme, too conservative, too anti-progress, too anti-plurality, anti anything that are important in the 21st century. I avoid those misfits who are trying to make our world a poisonous world.

 As such, I had no knowledge of who Sabrina Rodriguez was, well, until today. I found out that she was a Fox40 reporter in Sacramento who recently was arrested for something she's reported about before ... shoplifting.  She turned herself in Thursday after a warrant was issued for her arrest for grand theft, burglary and conspiracy in a shoplifting incident that took place in 2013 -- which means she's facing felony charges.
According to local stations, police say she helped steal $2,500 worth of merchandise from a Coach outlet store, and an employee recently recognized her as a local TV reporter. Rodriguez made bail and has been released. The man police say acted as her accomplice -- her former fiancé Nicholas Gray -- was also arrested and faces additional unrelated charges.
Rodriguez made bail and has been released. The man police say acted as her accomplice -- her former fiancé Nicholas Gray -- was also arrested and faces additional unrelated charges.
According to KOVR, he's behind bars for charges of arson, battery, manufacturing meth and possession of marijuana. She will be arraigned Aug. 29 in the Sacramento County Superior Court.

This incident once again shows that who serve trash journalism are themselves trashes! It is high time to turn off Fox TV!

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