TV utan gränser. - Hur svårt är det egentligen att skilja verkliga händelser från illusioner i dagens digitala medievärld. OK, Godzilla:) har kanske de flesta någorlunda koll på, men hur är det med resten? Kan man verkligen lita på sin TV? - Missa inte en kort video som avslöjar tekniken bakom illusionerna...
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- After Watching This, You Will Never Trust Your Television Again...
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Publicerades den 24 okt. 2014 theonanacatl11
Chroma Key - What is "Real" ?...
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A police officer accused of concocting a story about a shootout with a gunman before his cruiser crashed into a tree and caught on fire will faces charges, authorities confirmed Friday.
Bryan Johnson will be charged with misleading a criminal investigation, communicating false information to emergency services, malicious destruction of property and unlawful discharge of a firearm, Millis police Sgt. William Dwyer said.
Johnson, 24, had said a man in a pickup truck fired at his cruiser Wednesday afternoon, forcing him to crash into a tree. Johnson said his SUV caught on fire, and he climbed out of the vehicle and shot back at the gunman.
Dwyer said the only ballistics evidence recovered at the scene of the crash was from shots fired by the officer into his own cruiser. The possible motivations for the fabrication are not clear.
The hoax prompted a search by dozens of officers, a shelter-in-place order for residents, and a school lockdown.
According to CBS Boston, it was initially thought Johnson would be arraigned on Friday, but instead he was at Norwood Hospital for a psychological evaluation. He is expected to be in the hospital for about a week, and will be arrested immediately after his release, the stations reported.
Johnson is on paid administrative leave and will be fired, Sgt. Dwyer said.
Johnson was promoted from dispatcher to part-time officer last year and was scheduled to start training as a full-time officer for the town of about 8,000 residents on the Charles River about 25 miles southwest of Boston.
Dwyer, who is filling in as interim chief, called Johnson a "good friend of mine and a good person."
"I thought he was an excellent dispatcher - well-spoken, physically fit, a great addition to our police department," Dwyer said. "So I know I speak for the entire department and the police community when I say we were shocked by what happened."***
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_bd205vBks
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COP SHOOTS HIS OWN CRUISER, TORCHES IT - BLAMES BLACK COMMUNITY WCVB Channel 5 Boston
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Publicerades den 8 sep. 2015
Watch as this unfolded live on television with supporting interviews from other networks. Talk about a wrekt system.A police officer accused of concocting a story about a shootout with a gunman before his cruiser crashed into a tree and caught on fire will faces charges, authorities confirmed Friday.
Bryan Johnson will be charged with misleading a criminal investigation, communicating false information to emergency services, malicious destruction of property and unlawful discharge of a firearm, Millis police Sgt. William Dwyer said.
Johnson, 24, had said a man in a pickup truck fired at his cruiser Wednesday afternoon, forcing him to crash into a tree. Johnson said his SUV caught on fire, and he climbed out of the vehicle and shot back at the gunman.
Dwyer said the only ballistics evidence recovered at the scene of the crash was from shots fired by the officer into his own cruiser. The possible motivations for the fabrication are not clear.
The hoax prompted a search by dozens of officers, a shelter-in-place order for residents, and a school lockdown.
According to CBS Boston, it was initially thought Johnson would be arraigned on Friday, but instead he was at Norwood Hospital for a psychological evaluation. He is expected to be in the hospital for about a week, and will be arrested immediately after his release, the stations reported.
Johnson is on paid administrative leave and will be fired, Sgt. Dwyer said.
Johnson was promoted from dispatcher to part-time officer last year and was scheduled to start training as a full-time officer for the town of about 8,000 residents on the Charles River about 25 miles southwest of Boston.
Dwyer, who is filling in as interim chief, called Johnson a "good friend of mine and a good person."
"I thought he was an excellent dispatcher - well-spoken, physically fit, a great addition to our police department," Dwyer said. "So I know I speak for the entire department and the police community when I say we were shocked by what happened."***
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_bd205vBks
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TV utan gränser - Allt svårare att skilja verklighet från illusion? (video)
'Journalism is printing what someone else does NOT want printed: - Everything else is public relations.'
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