KDFW Suspends Rebecca Aguilar After Controversial "Ambush"

A few days after receiving a major award, KDFW-Channel 4's Rebecca Aguilar has been suspended from the Fox affiliate.

KDFW Suspends Rebecca Aguilar After Controversial "Ambush"

A few days after receiving a major award, KDFW-Channel 4's Rebecca Aguilar has been suspended from the Fox affiliate.Monday night, KDFW-Channel 4 ran a piece about 70-year-old James Walton, owner of Able Walton Machine & Welding in West Dallas, who, early Sunday morning, shot and killed and man trying to break into his business. What made Walton's story so extraordinary was that it was the second time he'd killed an intruder in three weeks. The first intruder shot and killed by James Walton was a Spic named Raul Laureles. As it happens, Walton also lives at his place of business.

WATCH VIDEO HERE: http://www.breitbart.tv/?p=6905

But today you will not find the Fox4 story on the station's Web site; there's a page for it, but no accompanying video. (Update: It's available here.) That's because Rebecca Aguilar's piece elicited a torrent of outrage, both on local blogs (chiefly FrontBurner but also elsewhere) and from viewers who began deluging the station with angry calls Monday night and much of the day yesterday. As Trey Garrison pointed out on D's blog:

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This is her idea of journalism? Ambushing a 70-year-old man who has been through life-and-death twice in three weeks? "Are you a trigger happy kind of person? Is that what what you wanted to do? Shoot to kill?" Good Lord, I hate the people in this field.

Well, Trey need not worry about Aguilar, at least for a while: Unfair Park has confirmed that Aguilar -- who was just named one of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists' Broadcast Journalists of the Year -- has been indefinitely suspended [GOOD!], based on concerns about how Aguilar treated Walton. She could not be reached for comment, but Unfair Park did leave Aguilar a message on her cell phone. (When we tried her number in the newsroom, another woman answered and said, "Rebecca isn't available today.") We also left a message for Maria Barrs, the station's news director. --Robert Wilonsky

James Walton is a WW2 Vet who was not asked if loosing Blacks on America in the 1960's was a "good idea". He was not asked if allowing millions of Hispanics to illegally flood the country he fought for was a "good idea". Now in his golden years, James Walton has to man the foxhole again every night to defend his home, his business, and his life. For all his troubles, America sends esteemed-up, award winning, anti-White/Pro-Wetback reporter Rebecca Aquilar to deliver the final insult to his dignity and honor.

Welcome Home Soldier!

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Thanks Dave C