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During Black Lives Matter protests against police in Seattle, a shocking scene unfolded on live television when a CS tear-gas canister detonated directly next to NBC News reporter Jo Ling Kent.
The f-bomb can be heard off camera as the reporter shouted "we're moving" at her camera crew.
Following the explosion, she updated that she and her crew were "OK and safe."
Hey everyone. Thankfully, our whole team is ok and safe. I’m totally fine - my jacket sleeve got singed and that’s… https://t.co/ZxPevpENI0— Jo Ling Kent (@Jo Ling Kent) 1591076436
More than seven months later, the Seattle's Office of Police Accountability ruled that the tear gassing "violated policy" and recommended a "written reprimand" for the officer responsible.
Remember this? ⬇️ Feels like a long time ago. Well, Seattle’s Office of Police Accountability ruled that a… https://t.co/y39GkbaleQ— Jo Ling Kent (@Jo Ling Kent) 1610752663
