Whelp that’s quite a bit more significant. But to be fair, the headlines are all failing to mention there even is a second message and that’s what she got arrested for. It’s ‘journalists’ misframing it for clicks, not the general public at fault.
Also, very important follow-up, she apologized in the chat shortly after and said it was a joke when other students expressed concern, and:
Saldana reportedly tried to “soften” the impact after the fact by editing the message to add “I sowwy :(“
Whelp that’s quite a bit more significant. But to be fair, the headlines are all failing to mention there even is a second message and that’s what she got arrested for. It’s ‘journalists’ misframing it for clicks, not the general public at fault.
Also, very important follow-up, she apologized in the chat shortly after and said it was a joke when other students expressed concern, and:
Judge pulsewidth: Case dismissed.
I sowwy :(
Headlines?
Were commenting on a tweet.
To be more precise we’re commenting on a tweet covering a report from 7 News Miami, which has the same lead headline.
If you look for news reports on it they all share a similar headline - highlighting the Netanyahu comment not the bomb threat.
Eg: https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/us-student-arrested-for-jokingly-asking-benjamin-netanyahu-to-drop-bombs-on-her-college-11384602
https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/miami-student-arrested-after-asking-netanyahu-to-drop-bombs-over-school/ar-AA21m1wy
https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/fiu-student-arrested-for-netanyahu-comment-as-racist-chat-probe-continues-40542140/