Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "8 News Now — Las Vegas" channel.

  1. Not to mention cats, small dogs, etc.!
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  2.  @seanwilson3067  Speak for yourself.
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  3.  @seanwilson3067  That's a non sequitur; I am interested in women, not girls; I wouldn't brush off being cheated on, and you don't know what "literally" means. Also: *you're.
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  4.  @seanwilson3067  I don't have a cat, but "wants nothing to do with you" is completely wrong.
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  5. They're also under no legal obligation to protect anyone.
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  6. OK, but stop shouting.
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  7. They're quoting the authorities.
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  8. Most forms of crime have actually been decreasing for years. There's been a homicide uptick during the pandemic, however.
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  9. They're not under any obligation to protect anyone: https://youtu.be/zAtBdRjfXKo
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  10. *whom
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  11. Punctuation!
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  12. Did he actually yell that? I haven't seen other videos, so I'm not sure, but that's what "literally" means.
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  13. Don't talk to the police without an attorney.
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  14. Stop shouting.
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  15. Post-Dobbs, will we see more of this?
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  16. That's not what "karma" means.
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  17. would *have
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  18. Don't talk to the police without an attorney. Also, who's the other woman seated at the table, with the soft voice? Maybe I missed something.
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  19. First, please learn about punctuation. Second, thankfully, "the situation that we are in" is actually pretty good. Most kinds of crime have continued to decline, or at least stay at the same rates. There's been an uptick in homicide during the pandemic, but that's all.
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  20. Don't talk to the police without an attorney.
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  21. Not literally. That would mean that at least one of her hands was red.
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  22.  M. Ismail  The cops are also under no legal obligation to protect anyone.
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  23.  @americansfirst1095  You exaggerate.
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  24. Cops actually aren't under any obligation to protect anyone: https://youtu.be/zAtBdRjfXKo
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  25. Thankfully, while there has been an uptick in homicide during the pandemic, most kinds of crime have declined in incidence, or at least stayed flat.
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