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Originally Posted by llwhiteoutll
So reporting a story that is full of half truths and blatant omission is fine so long as the person it is directed against isn't a fabulous person?
Global should be reporting the story responsibly, not just reporting what is told to them by one side in an incredibly biased matter. He got fired once Global found out where he work, printed their name and tried to contact them. If they knew the whole story regarding personal compensation to the cabbie and the fact the RCMP did charge him, it might not have gone so far.
Then there is the question of why this is even coming back up two years later when it was already resolved.
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He was offered, but it was not enough. The Driver went through a traumatic experience and I doubt the money or an apology would fix it. You're swinging way over the other way and trying to blame a victim who was traumatized and that is really harsh.