Always, but always, "EXCUSE!"                                                                                   ‘F— Off, Snitch':                                                                                                                                     ABC Reporter Blasted for Telling Cops About Hurricane ‘Looting’
Brian Flood
The Wrap August 29, 2017

‘F— Off, Snitch': ABC Reporter Blasted for Telling Cops About Hurricane ‘Looting’
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ABC News chief national correspondent Tom Llamas suffered a massive Twitter backlash on Tuesday after he notified Houston police about “looting” during the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
“We informed police of the looting and Coast Guard is flying overhead. Multiple officers now on the scene,” Llamas said in a tweet he sent and later deleted.

Many on social media accused Llamas of snitching on people in need, arguing that there is a difference between “looting” and grabbing food and supplies to survive a devastating emergency.
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One user simply replied, “F— off, snitch.”
Llamas later clarified: “Let me clear this up- we were w/ police who had discovered a dead body & mentioned we saw ppl w/ faces covered going into a supermarket nearby.”
It appears that Llamas didn’t call police, he simply notified authorities with whom he was already interacting. That detail didn’t stop the backlash. The second tweet — also deleted — received a thousand replies within 40 minutes, most of them negative.https://www.yahoo.com/tv/abc-news-reporter-blasted-telling-cops-hurricane-looting-193103173.html https://www.yahoo.com/tv/abc-news-reporter-blasted-telling-cops-hurricane-looting-193103173.html