Posted on 12/16/2014 4:04:36 PM PST by RummyChick
GotNews.com has obtained the criminal records of the New York Times journalist who covered Michael Brown and published the street address of former Ferguson cop Darren Wilson.
New York Times Julie Bosman reporter was arrested at age 17 for stealing high end clothing from a local department store.
From the looks of her police arrest below, Julie & her friend went to the local mall (Regency Mall) a half hour before close and tried to steal 11 women’s shirts from Boston Store (an upscale or semi-upscale department store).
(Excerpt) Read more at gotnews.com ...
Rules are for the middle class. The poor and the wealthy can do as they please.
a pre eminent looter eh?
looters of all genres seem to have the same entitlement issues
She really wanted some cigars.
That’s why she understands the gentle giant so well.
I believe we need to ‘out’ these people at any opportunity. Publishing the home address of this woman after she placed the officer and his family in deadly peril is exactly the right thing to do.
an Freerange UPSCALE Pre Eminent Undocumented Shopper
She was 17 years old and this is not sealed?
I looked up her accomplice to see if she went into the news business.She is very easy to find because she had an unusual last name that married an unusual last name.
Don’t see any references to her being in the liberal rag biz.
and she’s hated the cops ever since . . .
Given that she is related to a former professional baseball player you would think they would have wanted to keep it quiet.
Juvenile records are often unobtainable.
“How could a white 17-year-old girl who was arrested for stealing be objective on the death of a 18-year-old man who was killed after police confronted him on stealing?”
I’ve no love for this reporter, and I think her publishing Wilson’s address was nothing short of putting a target on his back. She should lose her job for doing that.
All that said, the above quote is a bit of a stretch, IMHO. Wilson didn’t confront Brown over theft. He confronted him after Brown refused to obey a lawful order to get out of the middle of the street. More to the point, I don’t buy that a single incidence of teen shoplifting automatically makes one a cop hater. Teen shoplifting is not that uncommon. I don’t condone it, and I never did it myself, but it happens. Maybe it’s a thrill thing for some kids, I dunno. We all have more spunk than brains at that age. I’d bet that most of the kids who did that One Dumb Thing as a teen regret those actions. So, I think this woman’s bias against cops likely stems more from being in a snobby, elitist journalist clique than anything else.
she probably shard at work in the Obama Administration
I didn’t know about that association.
I’m interested in whether she or husband Jeremy McCarter have any association with any government agency, eg DOJ.
I havent seen anyone else come up with anything on that.
And when there is total silence about someone’s current background...in this case..it might make you go...hmmmm....
btw, there was a report that she is not staying in Chicago at the current time.
Maybe she is with her husband somewhere.
He went to DC and the trail disappears.
That headline is a run on sentence with too much info, and I wish he hadn’t used the seldom spoken word ‘Doxxed’.
That said, she deserves to be outed over and over again.
“I told Carr I was proud of having published the addresses of Julie Bosman and Campbell Robertson and he launched into a tirade about how their safety was in trouble. He became quite annoyed at me and insisted that there were people who really wanted to harm the reporters and I said that I didn’t really care. I said I’m sorry but I didn’t regard the threats against Bosman as particularly serious and neither did law enforcement with which I was in touch in the Chicago area. He said that the New York Times had to pay for security for the reporters and I said that I, of course, hope no violence happens to the reporters but that they should have thought of that before they published Darren Wilson’s home street address. He said that other publications had done it and I said that the New York Times was the standard. Wasn’t it? And that Wilson had serious, real death threats from the New Black Panthers.”
http://gotnews.com/author/chuckcj/
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