[trimom]

Still not sure why this young man’s name and so on are being disclosed.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

It wasn't too bright of them to hire somebody to digitize the video for them.

All you need is a $39 TV tuner card in your PC to convert a VHS tape to a DVD.

[COBOL2Java]

Speaking on CNN's "American Morning," Brian Morganstern described how two men brought him a videotape to transfer to DVD in late January 2006.

Oh great. Now this poor guy's name will be posted in mosques all over NJ. Hope he has sufficient life insurance...

[redgolum]

Oh man, I hope he is in the witness protection program.

[William Tell]

From the article: "Ten men at a firing range with handguns, rifles and what he thought were fully automatic rifles."

"What he thought were fully automatic rifles"...that probably means that they were NOT fully automatic rifles.

Those of us who own firearms need to be very careful. Best not to make any video records for our posterity, lest our exercise of freedom be mistaken for criminality.

[montag813]

I hope Mr. Morganstern has a good attorney for the coming CAIR civil rights lawsuit against him.

[weegee]

CNN's headline is misleading. Makes him sound like he feels like a heel for betraying the customers' privacy rights.

BUT...

"I don't feel like a hero," he said. "I feel like I did the right thing. I feel like I did the right thing, but I think the real heroes are the men and women overseas and the people in our law enforcement who handled the situation."

No moral dilema in his mind.

And for those who claim this is a violation of privacy. What do they say to all of the stores developing film that report child exploitation and abuse? "That's different" because it isn't part of an activist political agenda?

[Minutemen]

Fort Dix plot tipster: 'I don't feel like a hero'

Son, you ARE THE MAN!

[popdonnelly]

They sure don’t treat him like a hero.