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After 3 years of Waiting – 1 Heartbreaking Loss – Fox News national correspondent Bryan Llenas and partner Kyle Reinneck WELCOME their First Child – Sweet Moments and Emotional Sharing move audiences to Tears!

Bryan Llenas always knew he wanted to be a dad, but he wasn’t fully prepared for the emotional highs and lows that came with surrogacy.

The Fox News national correspondent, 36, recently welcomed his first baby, son Rio Ray Llenas-Reinneck, with his partner Kyle Reinneck on April 3, 2025, via surrogacy. Llenas described the experience, which he says was filled with many ups and downs, as something a person “can never really prepare for.”

“It’s something that we can never really prepare for, but it’s been exciting because it’s been a journey that we’ve had,” he tells PEOPLE. “Every single day, you’re paying for it financially. You’re paying for it emotionally. There’s lots of ups and downs through the surrogacy journey.”

“In the last 2½ years of the ups and downs and the twists and turns of the surrogacy journey that inevitably happened, having him finally here just makes it all that much sweeter,” the proud dad says of his baby boy. “It’s definitely something we don’t take for granted at all. We look at him every day, and we’re just like, ‘I can’t believe he’s here.’ It’s been a really beautiful thing to see.”

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Bryan Llenas, his partner Kyle and their surrogate.Bryan Llenas/FOX News Channel

Llenas tells PEOPLE that their journey through the surrogacy process took three years. One challenge for the couple during this process was finding the right surrogacy agency to help them bring their bundle of joy into the world. After doing their research and speaking with other couples, they decided to use Family Formers, a smaller boutique agency based in Florida.

With their selected agency, they were able to begin the process of finding a match to bring their baby into the world. Llenas says the biggest thing when landing on a surrogate for him and Reinneck was understanding the reason the person wanted to undergo the process.

“When we met [Nicole] and she explained to us she literally just finds pure joy in helping another family become a family, that’s all we needed to hear,” he explains. “Her motivation and her heart in this, and the reason why she was doing this wasn’t motivated by money. It is motivated by truly helping another family.”

“It’s such a beautiful journey,” he says of surrogacy. “It’s such a sacrifice that someone is making for you.”

There were many unexpected obstacles in their surrogacy journey that Llenas says had him and his partner “constantly holding your breath.” During the thawing process for the fertilized eggs they had frozen, Llenas recalled receiving a call from Reinneck telling him that they had lost their strongest embryo.

“I could just tell in his voice that something was wrong, and I didn’t expect to feel the way that I felt,” he explains. “We had some other embryos, but we were told that this was our best shot, and there was some delays and stuff leading up to it, so there was already a lot risk and … emotion there.”

Adds Llenas, “Surrogacy is a miracle, but there are so many different ways in which this can go right and this can go wrong, so you’re constantly holding your breath.”

Bryan Llenas, his partner Kyle and their newborn Rio.Bryan Llenas/FOX News Channel

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The newly minted dad, who’s currently beginning the process to welcome another baby through surrogacy, goes on to share some key advice for other families who may want to take this path.

“My advice for families is you’ve got to do your homework. Definitely speak to other people who have gone through their surrogacy journeys, and don’t let the price tag immediately stop you from moving forward,” he shares.

“I think it all really starts with the agency and having a good partner. It’s a growing journey. It’s a beautiful journey, but it’s really important that you have somebody at home who you really have a great partner in doing this.”

“If this is something you really want, where there’s a will there’s a way, and there are some options out there,” he adds. “I think Kyle and I thought this journey was going to go one way, and it surprised us how emotionally draining it turned out to be. And we would do it all over again for the result, but people just have to be ready for what this could be. There’s a lot of things that are out of your control, as good as the science is.”

Slammed For Sh0cking Remarks: Fox News host Tomi Lahren OFFICIALLY APOLOGIZES!

NEW YORK (AP) — Fox News personality Tomi Lahren is apologizing for an 0ff3nsive tweet directed at Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harr1s.

Lahren hosts a show on the digital Fox Nation site and is a contributor to the TV network. She wrote on Wednesday about the California senator: “Kamala did you fight for ideals or did you sl33p your way to the t0p with Willie Brown.”

Brown has acknowledged a r3lati0nship with Harris in the 1990s when he was speaker of the California Assembly. Harris was California attorney general from 2011 and was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2016.

Lahren on Thursday apologized for “a wrong choice of words.”

Fox News Confirms Veteran anchor Gregg Jarrett ARR3STED at Airport!

Fox News anchor Gregg Jarrett was released from ja::l early Thursday after running into trouble with the law in a Minneapolis airport.

Jarrett, 59, was arrested by airport police Wednesday afternoon in an airport restaurant and bar for not cooperating with officers. One reason for the arrest was cited as a “tab charge,” according to the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Department.

“Mr. Jarrett was int0xicated and b3lligerent and non-cooperative,” said Patrick Hogan, a spokesman for theMinneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.

Jarrett was released Thursday morning after posting a $300 bond, according to the sheriff’s department. He is due to appear in court June 6, booking records show.

Fox News issued a short statement Thursday morning, saying it was not clear when Jarrett might return to work at the cable news channel.

“We were made aware late last night that Gregg Jarrett was arr3sted in Minneapolis yesterday and charged with a misdemeanor,” the Fox News statement said. “He is dealing with serious personal issues at this time. A date at which Gregg might return to air has yet to be determined.”

Jarrett serves as co-anchor of FOX News Channel’s America’s News HQ on Saturdays and Sundays. He joined the network in 2002 and is based in New York. He began his television career as an anchor and producer at KCSM-TV (PBS) in San Francisco, California.

 

SH0CKING: Fox News host ATTCAKED on NYC subway!

Fox News meteorologist Adam Klotz revealed that he was v10lently attck3d early Sunday morning by a group of “seven or eight teens” during a New York City subway ride, leaving him with bruised ribs, black eyes, and cuts across his face.

Klotz, who has been with the network since 2017, posted two videos to his Instagram account on Sunday morning detailing the altercation and aftermath. Additionally, he said that law enforcement officers had apprehended at least a couple of the attck3rs.

“Hear me out, though: you should see the other guy,” Klotz quipped in the first video while unveiling his discolored face. “My side—oh, don’t laugh—my side is so much worse than my face.”

The weatherman went on to note that the “other guy” was actually “five or six children” before wondering aloud “where are the parents” and asking them not to “let your kids beat up people in the middle of the night.”

Evoking a far more serious tone, Klotz posted another social media clip a few hours later in which he gave more details about the altercation.

“I feel like that last post seems like I wasn’t being serious. Like this wasn’t real,” he said while zooming the camera on his facial injuries. “But, yeah, coming home last night from watching the [New York] Giants game at a bar, on the subway, this older gentleman was being hassled by this group of seven or eight teens.”

Klotz continued: “And I was like, ‘Yo, guys, cut that out.’ And they decided, ‘Alright, he’s not gonna get it, then you’re going to get it!’ And boy, did they give it to me. They had me on the ground—my ribs are all kinds of bruised up too. They got their hits in!”

The meteorologist did note that the man who was initially being threatened by the group “got out of there fine” and the “cops grabbed a couple of these kids” following the attck.

According to police sources who spoke with the New York Post, Klotz confronted the teens on the No. 1 train around 1:15 a.m. The teens fled the train at the 18th Street stop and three of them were detained by police soon after.

In the end, per a New York Police Department representative, the three teenagers—aged 15 through 17—were soon released from custody.

“Juvenile reports were prepared, and their parents were called to pick them up,” the NYPD rep said.

“I got a couple of X-rays. I’m okay. This is all going to heal,” Klotz stated in the second video, sarcastically adding: “It’s all good! You know what I mean? New York City! New York City! Ahh, what a place. The Big Apple!”

Fox News did not immediately respond to a request for comment, and Klotz declined to comment when reached by The Daily Beast.

Fox News, which is headquartered in Manhattan, has recently used the city’s uptick in violent crime to criticize Democratic politicians and liberal criminal justice policies, describing New York as a “hellhole.” While the network’s overall crime coverage noticeably dropped immediately after last year’s midterm elections, Fox News has continued to focus intently on the “crime crisis” in the nation’s largest city.

At the same time, Fox News personalities have been directly impacted by urban violence. Prior to the attck on Klotz, Fox News analyst Gianno Caldwell’s younger brother was sh0t and KL in Chicago last summer.

SAD NEWS from Fox News: After 30 years – Veteran host Steve Doocy’s FINAL DAY in the Fox & Friends Studio brings viewers to Tears!

Steve Doocy has announced a major change to his longtime role as Fox & Friends co-host. During Thursday’s episode of Fox News’ flagship morning show, the 68-year-old revealed that he is reducing his work week to three days instead of five. He would also be hosting the show from Florida, instead of New York City.
Steve Doocy announces major change to his longtime role as Fox & Friends co-host

Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy tears up while announcing major change to his longtime role

“After decades of getting up at 3:30 and driving into NYC in the dark, today is the last day I will host the show…from the couch,” said Doocy, who had been co-hosting the show since its inception nearly 30 years ago. “I am not retiring, I’m not leaving the show. I’m still a host —but it’s time for a change.”

Though teary-eyed, Doocy was glad about being able to sleep in. The new role would also make the commute easier for him as he would no longer have to drive all the way to the Big Apple. “I love the show, have been at it from the get-go, but I want to work, just not hosting the show in New York City every day, but I’m not retiring,” he said.

“I’m not leaving the show,” the veteran television host reiterated. “I will still co-host, I’ll just enjoy a change of venue. It will be easier for me to do all the stuff I want to do,” he continued, before revealing that he had been waking up at 3:30 am for 6,828 days now.

Doocy confessed that while “the show is great,” its timings “suck.” “I get it’s the price of admission, and I have zero regrets, but I’ve done this now for almost 30 years. I’ve got such a routine,” he went on. “I’ve cracked the code on how to do this, I love the show, and ratings are great — I just want to make a transition to the next stage of my personal life.”

Fox News host Steve Doocy’s new show sends Hollywood buzzing – viewers thrilled to the max!

Aaron Sorkin pioneered the TV walk-and-talk on primetime favorites like Sports Night, The West Wing, and The Newsroom. But Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy prefers to get his steps-and conversation-in well before lunchtime.

TVNewser can exclusively reveal that, starting today, Doocy will regularly be lacing up his shoes for Fox & Friends’ newest live segment, Morning Walk. The recent Florida transplant will be accompanied on his inaugural Palm Beach ramble by Fox News colleague Bret Baier and film and television veteran George Hamilton, the well-tanned star of oft-rented VHS-era comedies like Love at First Bite and Zorro, the Gay Blade.

“When people go on their morning walk the idea is to get some exercise and fresh air,” Doocy tells TVNewser. “The added value is that they wind up seeing their friends and neighbors and talk about what’s going on in their worlds. It is for most people their first (and sometimes only) real conversation of the day.

The idea for Morning Walk grew out of Doocy’s experiences during the height of the Cvd-19 pandemic, when he took daily four-mile walks with a neighbor in his former home state of New Jersey. “We discussed and solved all the world’s problems by the end of every walk,” he jokes.

His conversation with Baier and Hamilton won’t be quite as high-stakes. The trio plan to break down their preferred post-wake up rituals and swap tales of family life and trips taken for personal and professional reasons-like Baier’s just-concluded sojourn in the Middle East as part of the press corps covering President Donald Trmp‘s visit to the region.

“We want to televise that morning walk with interesting, famous, or powerful people we all know, but don’t know much about their personal lives,” Doocy says, promising that “no editing” will get in the way of the free-flowing conversation. Here’s hoping that coffee breaks are on the menu.

BREAKING: Fox News host Steve Doocy SELLS his home after nearly 30 years – reveals the heartbreaking reason that moved fans to tears!

Beloved “Fox & Friends” host Steve Doocy has found a buyer for his $1.8 million New Jersey home in a matter of days—and just a few weeks after announcing that he would be trading the Northeast for Florida and stepping down from his full-time role on the hit Fox News show.

Doocy, 68, who had appeared as a co-host on the program since its inception in 1998, revealed in early May that he would be ending his decades-long run as a full-time star, after growing increasingly frustrated with his 3:30 a.m. commute from his Wyckoff abode to the network’s Manhattan studio.

Although he didn’t initially reveal whether he would retain his New Jersey abode, which he snapped up in 1994 for $585,000, Realtor.com® exclusively revealed that he listed the property on June 19—confirming that he was ready to fully commit to life down South.

Now, just one week later, property records reveal that the talk show tycoon’s dwelling is under contract. Although the home was listed for $1.75 million, it is unclear whether the offer met his full asking price—or whether he managed to secure a buyer willing to pay even more for the traditional home.

However, its pending sale marks the end of an era for Doocy, who raised all three of his children (his son, Peter Doocy, is a Fox News correspondent) in the dwelling, which is also where he lived for much of his “Fox & Friends” career.

His career underwent a major change on May 1, when Doocy announced his relocation. He explained to viewers that his big move did not mean he was “retiring,” but rather taking on a new part-time position that would see him hosting from farther afield.

“After decades of getting up at 3:30 and driving into New York City in the dark, today is the last day I will host the show … from the couch. I am not retiring; I’m not leaving the show. I’m still a host—but it’s time for a change,” he said.

After years of living in New Jersey, he and his wife, Kathy, were planning to move to the Sunshine State, he said. They own a home in Jupiter, which is also home to several members of the Tr::mp family, including Don Jr. and his ex-wife, Vanessa Tr::mp, and Eric and Lara Tr::mp.

Indeed, Doocy noted that his move to Florida would give him plenty of opportunity to cover new topics.

“I’ll be going from the Carolinas to the Keys. From Middle America to Mar-a-Lago. Call me the coast-to-coast host,” he said.

The property, which was put on the market on June 19, is described as a “classic Sicomac beauty on over an acre,” offering four bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as a stunning backyard with ample space for kids to run around and play.

The kitchen was last renovated in 2010, and the dwelling has undergone some more recent upgrades, including an overhaul of the primary bath in 2021.

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Images shared in the listing reveal a glimpse into the Doocy family’s life in the property, with two of the bedrooms still decorated as they were when the TV host’s daughters, Mary and Sally, were still living there, complete with large initial art over each of their beds.

The primary bathroom features a number of framed photos of the Doocy children, while other art in the dwelling includes a number of Americana designs, from a portrait of Abraham Lincoln to a painting of the Statue of Liberty.

Inside, the home features a wide open living room as well as a two-story great room with a fireplace. The “partially finished” basement could well serve as a future entertaining space.

Outside, there is a large deck that overlooks the lush lawn.

“Enjoy all this classic home has to offer with the gleaming hardwood floors and large rooms. … Don’t miss this classic, updated, turn-key home! Come see!” the listing urges.

While walking away from the home where he raised his three children was undoubtedly a difficult decision, Doocy appears to be relishing his new life in Florida, where he has already interviewed Lara Tr::mp at a golf event in West Palm Beach, before grabbing coffee with Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy in Miami.

He has also found time to travel to several other locations, including Nashville, TN, where he chatted with Kid Rock, and Michigan, where he jammed with Ted Nugent.

The TV host, whose interviews are being aired as part of his new “Morning Walk” segments, also managed to squeeze in a visit to his son. Peter and his wife, Hillary, welcomed their second child in April, in Washington, DC. It’s where the family attended a Nationals game together.

“The Doocys of DC teamed up with Grandpa Steve at Nationals Park this morning on ‘Fox & Friends’ for a preview of tonight’s Congressional Baseball game,” he wrote on Instagram, while sharing a picture of himself posing with Peter, Hillary, and their two kids.

“After this—grandpa is buying brunch. I’ll expense it—they all appeared on ‘Fox & Friends’ and it seems like a quasi-legit business deduction, right?”

When he announced his departure from his full-time role, Doocy noted that he was hoping to spend more time with his family, admitting that his hosting duties had often forced him to miss out on bonding moments with his kids when they were growing up.

“When my kids were growing up, I never had breakfast with them. I was here. Kathy did everything, but starting tomorrow, I’m going to have breakfast with my grandkids and my children whenever I can,” he explained.

Doocy also revealed that AI had informed him that his alarm has gone off before dawn a total of 6,828 times, joking that he’s reached his limit as far as early-morning wakeups are concerned.

“That, ladies and gentlemen, is a lot of donuts. It’s a great job … but the hours suck,” he added.

As for his home base in Florida, records indicate that he and his wife own a three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom Jupiter dwelling that was last sold in 2014 for $1 million—having been on the market for just one month.

Fox News’ “Iron Man” Eric Shawn and 3 interviews that made U.S. TV History!

Like the late Uma Pemmaraju, Fox News’ Eric Shawn is also a founding anchor for the network. Shawn joined Fox News in 1996 and has remained an outspoken source for trending news and breaking stories. Recently, Shawn had the opportunity to set the record straight with Kanye West (Ye) over his controversial clothing collaboration with Gap in which he decided to sell garments out of large black bags.

Whether you’ve grown accustomed to gathering your news from Shawn or have come across some of the exclusive interviews he has held, you might want to know more about him, including how much he makes. So, without further ado, let’s get into who Shawn is, what side of the political fence he stands on, and who he’s married to.

Sources may be underestimating Eric Shawn’s salary and net worth.

Source: Fox News; Twitter (@FoxNews)

While it’s tough to say exactly how much Fox News is paying Shawn, especially since he isn’t legally required to disclose such financial information, sources report he earns between $75,000 and $100,000 annually. However, based on his tenure and frequent appearances on the network (he works as an anchor based in N.Y. and a senior correspondent), it’s likely he’s earning much more than that.

When comparing Shawn’s rumored salary with his male and female counterparts, it doesn’t quite add up. Harris Faulkner, who works as an anchor for the network, earns a reported $6 million annually while Hillary Vaughn is likely to make upward of $62,000.

There have been memorable moments in Eric Shawn’s career.

Working in broadcast journalism certainly has its perks. Not only do news anchors get access to breaking stories before anyone else, but many have the pleasure of meeting people they typically wouldn’t run into outside of their careers.

Upon looking over Shawn’s history at Fox News, it appears he has had the opportunity to cover major stories including the O.J. Simpson m::rder trial, the Russian-Ukraine war, and the death of Princess Diana. He also led an investigation hosted by Fox News that explored the m::rder of Jimmy Hoffa and even spoke with the alleged h1tman who killed him, Frank Sheeran.

In addition to working as a news anchor and senior correspondent, Shawn also starred in the film Gremlins 2 (1990) where he played the role of a TV reporter.

Eric Shawn’s political affiliation remains a mystery.

Shawn attended and graduated from Georgetown University, earning a BA in urban studies. He authored U.N. Exposed and regularly shares news coverage on trending political issues. Despite how active Shawn is in the media, it isn’t often that he expresses his own political views.

While some believe that Shawn is a Republican, he was accused back in August 2022 of suggesting former President Donald Trmp “may have tried to ‘sell’ classified documents to Russia or Saudi Arabia,” reports Newsweek. Although the accusations don’t necessarily mean Shawn sides with the Democratic party, it’s possible.

Eric Shawn is married to Camilla Shawn.

Shawn is currently married to Camilla Shawn and the couple share one child. Given that he works as Fox News’ N.Y. anchor, it’s likely the couple live in the state or close enough to the station so that he is able to make the commute.

FOX NEWS’ David Spunt – 3 Reasons Why this “Rookie” was still Handpicked for Washington D.C.

Fox News is beefing up its news operation by adding a new general assignment reporter working out of the network’s D.C. bureau.

FNC has signed KYW-TV reporter David Spunt as a Washington D.C. based correspondent. He begins Monday, Dec. 17.

Since 2014, Spunt has served as a lead reporter of the 11 p.m. newscast for the CBS 3 News team in Philadelphia. There he covered local and state issues in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.

In 2016, he reported live from the floor during the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. Previously, he spent two years at WBTV-TV (CBS) in Charlotte, where he was also the lead reporter for the 11 p.m. newscast. In that role, he reported live from the floor during the 2012 DNC in Charlotte.

Earlier in his career, Spunt was a reporter for WAFB-TV (CBS) in Baton Rouge, where he provided seven weeks of live coverage from the Louisiana coast, covering the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster. In addition, he spent two years as a reporter at WRBL-TV (CBS) in Columbus, Ga. Spunt received a bachelor’s degree in political science and journalism from Miami University of Ohio.

CHAOS in Seattle: Fox News reporter Dan Springer’s car M0bbed, f0rced to AP0L0GIZE – What really happened?

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The rep0rter wɑs ιdentιfιed ɑs Dɑn Sprιnger.

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BLM pr0testers surr0und F0x News rep0rter ɑfter ɑlleged ɑssɑult

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Rιver explɑιned the gr0up wɑs pr0testιng F0x News ɑnd Sprιnger 0ver the netw0rk’s ɑlleged fɑke news st0rιes ɑιred ɑb0ut CH0P when the ιncιdent 0ccurred

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Vιew gɑllery

Multιple wιtnesses sɑιd Sprιnger sh0ved the w0men, spɑrkιng the fιght

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Vιew gɑllery

Insteɑd he stɑyed ιnsιde the cɑr, tɑlkιng 0n the ph0ne f0r m0st 0f the tιme, whιle hιs hιred securιty st00d 0utsιde the vehιcle ɑttemptιng t0 neg0tιɑte wιth pr0testers

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Vιew gɑllery

A BLM pr0tester ɑt CH0P clɑιmed t0 DɑιlyMɑιl.c0m thɑt Sprιnger hɑd pushed ɑ w0mɑn ɑt the event, tellιng her t0 get bɑck, pr0mptιng the w0mɑn t0 thr0w her c0ffee ɑt hιm

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Vιew gɑllery

‘We just wɑnt hιm t0 ɑp0l0gιze f0r pushιng ɑ blɑck w0mɑn f0r n0 reɑs0n ɑnd then we’ll ɑll0w the vehιcle t0 leɑve. We ɑren’t g0ιng t0 let the vehιcle leɑve unless he ɑp0l0gιzes t0 her,’ Rιver explɑιned. Pιctured: A pr0tester 0n the gr0und ιn ɑttempt t0 bl0ck Sprιnger’s cɑr ιn

‘We just wɑnt hιm t0 ɑp0l0gιze f0r pushιng ɑ blɑck w0mɑn f0r n0 reɑs0n ɑnd then we’ll ɑll0w the vehιcle t0 leɑve.

‘We ɑren’t g0ιng t0 let the vehιcle leɑve unless he ɑp0l0gιzes t0 her,’ Rιver explɑιned.

Acc0rdιng t0 hιs bι0 0n F0x News’ websιte, Sprιnger j0ιned F0x News Chɑnnel ιn 2001 ɑs ɑ Seɑttle-bɑsed c0rresp0ndent.

He prevι0usly w0rked f0r vɑrι0us stɑtι0ns ιn Sɑn Frɑncιsc0 ɑnd L0s Angeles.

The scuffle 0ccurred ɑs Seɑttle Chιef 0f P0lιce Cɑrmen Best wɑs h0ldιng ɑn ιmpr0mptu news c0nference 0ne bl0ck ɑb0ut the sh00tιng thɑt hɑppened ιn the CH0P ɑreɑ just h0urs eɑrlιer.

Best sɑιd ‘en0ugh ιs en0ugh… we need t0 be ɑble t0 get bɑck ιnt0 the ɑreɑ,” she sɑιd ɑb0ut the ɑreɑ where there hɑve been tw0 fɑtɑl sh00tιngs ɑnd multιple ιnjurιes 0ver the pɑst week ɑnd ɑ hɑlf. Thιs ιs dɑnger0us ɑnd unɑcceptɑble.’

He ɑsked pe0ple t0 rem0ve themselves fr0m the ɑreɑ f0r the sɑfety 0f 0thers.

Thιs wɑs the f0urth sh00tιng ιn the CH0P ιn the pɑst nιne dɑys.