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| Deputies question Al Jazeera film crew OUTSIDE TX NUKE PLANT (YIkes!) | ||
| 2008-06-09 | ||
| Reporters from the Al Jazeera television network were questioned by Matagorda County Sheriff deputies when they were found filming near the South Texas Project Nuclear Operating Company plant site Tuesday, June 3. The reporters were from Al Jazeera EnglishÂ’s Washington D.C. broadcast center. "English's" ?!?!?!
"Purposes to be?" What sort of English does our intrepid reporterette purpose to be using here?
A mile? That gives a reliable fire zone for .50 rifles. Just saying. The deputy patrolling the STP perimeter questioned the three reporters who told him they were doing a story on uranium mining and its effects on Kingsville farmers. It is quite a ways from Kingsville to Matagorda and the operating plant has zilch to do with mining. “They told the deputy the reason they were filming at this site is because it was the only one they knew of who had recent hearings with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for plant expansion,” said Crow. Opposed by well-paid moonbat lawyers every step of the way. Other deputies were dispatched to help with questioning and to run background checks on the reporters, said Crow. “We ran extensive background checks on each individual and found no criminal history or other problems,” said Crow. “Two were Canadian nationals and one was based in Washington D.C.” The Canucks can stay but the enemy alien needs to be deported back to DC. According to Crow, there was no breech of security and the reporters never approached the plant. I knew those Blackwater signs would do the trick. “They did a brief filming off of the public roadway and they left,” Crow said. Sheriff deputies notified STP officials with everything they discovered after questioning the reporters. “We also learned that they notified the plant on different occasions trying to set up an onsite interview and STP officials declined to meet with them,” said Crow. Matagorda County Sheriff Department will be working with state and federal law enforcement agencies to keep them briefed on the incident, said Crow. “Our office is going to continue to monitor this situation,” said Crow. According to Crow, the cooperation between the Matagorda County Sheriff Department and STP security worked well when tested today. “We test and we train on instances like this and the speed and cooperation with which our deputies responded to the situation proved how well the coordination efforts work,” said Crow. | ||
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