Hawaii official, former news director of WDBJ, describes firing unhinged black racist queer Virginia shooter
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) -
The man suspected of shooting and killing two television
journalists in Roanoke, Va. Wednesday morning shot himself about
five hours later during a police chase and was later pronounced
dead at a hospital.
Authorities said the suspected gunman, Vester L. Flanagan,
worked at WDBJ under the on-air name of Bryce Williams and was
described by several people as a disgruntled employee at the
station.
Dan Dennison, senior communications director for the Hawaii
Department of Land and Natural Resources, was the news director
of the station from 2011 to 2013 and also hired and fired
Flanagan during his tenure. In a live interview on Hawaii News
Now Sunrise, he said Flanagan, who was hired in 2012, was
terminated in 2013, largely for performance issues.
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