Oakland isn’t the only dangerous place to be for reporters outside official war zones these days. Ex-Chronicle and ABC 7 reporter Cecilia Vega, in Mexico City to cover the presidential election for ABC News, disclosed at the end of a report last night that “even our cameraman was robbed at gun point on the night that we arrived. He is fine, thankfully, but it shows just how dangerous life here can be and how much things need to change.” TVNewser
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Oakland isn’t the only dangerous place to be for reporters outside official war zones these days. Ex-Chronicle and ABC 7 reporter Cecilia Vega, in Mexico City to cover the presidential election for ABC News, disclosed at the end of a report last night that “even our cameraman was robbed at gun point on the night that we arrived. He is fine, thankfully, but it shows just how dangerous life here can be and how much things need to change.” TVNewser
Cecilia Vega on her brush with crime in Mexico City
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Oakland isn’t the only dangerous place to be for reporters outside official war zones these days. Ex-Chronicle and ABC 7 reporter Cecilia Vega, in Mexico City to cover the presidential election for ABC News, disclosed at the end of a report last night that “even our cameraman was robbed at gun point on the night that we arrived. He is fine, thankfully, but it shows just how dangerous life here can be and how much things need to change.” TVNewser
