[Gondring]

But let's not fly off the handle and look stupid... don't tell me you've never seen video on TV that hasn't waited for an investigation. It's the standard practice.

I point the finger at the viewers who make the decisions without the facts, not the reporting. After all, we complain about wanting "the raw data"--not analysis, not delayed, and here we have it. It's up to US to decide.

[Trippin]

" I point the finger at the viewers who make the decisions without the facts, not the reporting."

How can viewers make a decision when they don't know the facts? An investigation PRIOR to the release of the video would have contributed to the body of evidence surrounding this incident.