Fox Interviews (Harasses) Roommate Of Man Questioned In Boston Bombings

[DonViejo]

A producer for Fox News Channel on Tuesday interviewed one of the roommates of the 20-year-old Saudi Arabia man who's been questioned by authorities in the investigation of the Boston Marathon bombings.

The roommate, who was identified as Mohammed Hassan Bada by the Boston Herald earlier in the day, was asked by the producer if he thought his roommate was responsible for the deadly explosions. As he told the Herald, Bada once again expressed doubt that his roommate had a role in the bombings.

After being pressed by the producer, Bada, with a bookbag strapped on his back, grew frustrated. "Let me go to school, dude," Bada said, after placing his palms over his face in exasperation.

The suburban Boston apartment where the men live was searched by state and local law enforcement beginning late Monday night and extending to Tuesday morning. Bada's roommate, still unidentified, has been questioned by authorities while undergoing treatment at a Boston hospital for injuries sustained in Monday's blasts. He has not been charged.

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[Buzz Clik]

1. Very suspicious. Think about it.

[arcane1]

2. Dear FOX: If you insist he's not a suspect, then leave him the hell alone!!

[Tommy_Carcetti]

3. Poor guy.

What a bunch of bottom feeders Fox is.

[Drale]

4. They were trying to press him into being violent

therefore showing what Faux thinks they know, that all people of middle eastern decent are violent.

[still_one]

5. Actually why would someone even do an interview with faux unless you have a political

agenda?

[southernyankeebelle]

6. and what would be his "agenda"? Maybe the poor guy can't win. If he decided not to give

an interview he is hiding something. Now he gives an interview he has an "agenda". So what is it?

[still_one]

10. That was not what I meant regarding the roomate. As you said he was probably off guard. Frankly

though, if a news representative came up to me from anywhere, I would tell them to get lost. I do NOT need 15 minutes of fame so they can twist the words anyway they see fit

[southernyankeebelle]

14. your right. But remember the young man they spoke with was from the middle east.

What do you think they would say if he tried to avoid them? You know damn well Fox makes a mountain out of a mole hill. They sure was saying he is hidding something. Like I said this guy can't win no matter what he does.

[Lone_Star_Dem]

7. That's no doubt why the were hounding him on his way to class.

He wouldn't give them an interview and they're stalking him trying to get reaction out of him.

[still_one]

11. faux is know to do that shit. I have such a low respect for the media in this country, especially

faux, if they continued to badger me, I would call the cops on the jerks. They have no business harassing him

[justiceischeap]

8. And it appeared as though he was surrounded by reporters

who, at times like these, are no better than paparazzi.

[still_one]

12. I have no doubt, but I would not give them the time of day. The media is garbage. In fact it was

our wonderful media was an accessory to the killing of a million people in Iraq for perpetuating a lie, which they knew WAS a lie

[JI7]

15. this is like telling a black/latino guy who gets pulled over for nothing to tell

the cops to just fuck off.

[quinnox]

9. I wish he had said, "No, my room mate is innocent, now get the fuck out of my face!"

[still_one]

13. Exactly, except change it to "Please get the fuck out of my face, or I will call the police that you

are preventing me from free access to go to my class"