After leaving up the bogus tweet for nearly a day, it was pulled down after a request for comment from The Daily Beast
enlisted field reporter added that “someone was taken to a hospital with a heart condition - not due to trampling. I want to clarify this again and apologize for any confusion.”
Carter didn’t return The Daily Beast’s Saturday evening request for comment, but the fictitious tweet about the woman dying at the hospital was deleted following the inquiry. Video clips posted to Twitter show Canadian horseback riding authorities attempting to disperse the crowd of protesting truckers. That action, taken by police officers, left “Freedom Convoy” organizers to claim that their own activists, during the attempted dispersion, were “horse-trampled.”claim has since received substantial push back by the Ottawa Police, who wrote: “We hear your concern for people on the ground after the horses dispersed a crowd. Anyone who fell got up and walked away.
This isn’t the first time Carter has made an outlandish claim and had to backpedal. In March of 2020, the Fox News star
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Mississippi woman recalls harrowing account after giving escaped murderer a rideA Mississippi woman is recounting her story after she was nearly kidnapped by an escaped murderer.
Read more »
Bridging the racial divide: Overcoming the challenges of an interracial marriageWhen Mark Diles began dating the woman of his dreams, the woman he had prayed for, he knew the difference in the colors of their skin would create many trying situations that they would have to overcome.
Read more »
‘Death on the Nile’: Paco Delgado on Creating Gal Gadot’s Wealthy Look and That Tiffany’s DiamondWhen costume designer Paco Delgado was creating Gal Gadot’s look as the heiress Linnet Ridgeway Doyle in Kenneth Branagh’s “Death on the Nile,” he played with the concept of wealth touched by vulne…
Read more »
Pa. mom who admitted snorting fentanyl hours before infant son’s death headed to trialDrug paraphernalia was found throughout the Montgomery apartment of Tallia Charlebois according to preliminary hearing testimony.
Read more »