Reporter "reassigned" for Asking Famous Prosecutor "Inappropriate" Question

Since the Press Protection Act (PPA) where the Government gets to monitor news stories regarding "certain" individuals has been enacted, one has wondered how one of the most blatant critics of President Franks, The Cleveland Breaking News (CBN) would handle stories. Then when Ivory Enterprises bought CBN, most thought they would roll over and be a spokesperson for the President.

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The promos they do, promote CBN will still do hard hitting stories, but one of my sources reported their Political Reporter Isabella Romy Schneider was "reassigned" when she asked Prosecutor George Bailey Raft about his rumored inappropriate approach to getting victims of sexual abuse to trust him and tell their stories. Raft allegedly said, in order for the victim to open up, he has to use some of the same tactics as their abuser in gaining their trust.

Prosecutor Raft was all smiles when he met Schneider.

When Schneider brought up a photo of Raft with one of the girls who is now staying at Little Girl Lost facility, he insisted they were getting to be friends so she would trust him.

Schneider kept insisting he define just how "friendly" he got in her interview, before Anchor John Hammer shut the interview down.

Personally I only know Prosecutor Raft by reputation and have never met him. He has managed to successfully prosecute over ninety cases of sexual abuse and human trafficking. Rumor is, he is taking some time off after the Seventh District disbanded and has returned to his hometown of New Orleans. A number of the girls and boys he saved are now living at the Little Girl Lost facility. In that respect, I thank Prosecutor Raft and will not convict the man based on rumors. We have had too much of that lately.

I do also support the Press and I have admired some of the reporting in the past by Schneider, I do not know if her approach to questioning Prosecutor Raft was built on rumors or some actual facts. We may never know. Questions to CBN regarding Miss Schneider's "reassignment" were met with the following statement

"The Cleveland Breaking News can't comment on the current assignment for Miss Schneider'or any of our reporters, but she is still a valued member of our team."

Of course, where she is, and if her interview with Prosecutor Raft will ever air, is a question no one seems to be able to answer.