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4:09Now PlayingWhen should a reporter flee a dangerous situation? That’s the question New York Post’s Kevin Sheehan tackles in this episode of “Urban Legend.” He looks back at a violent moment in July 2020 during Occupy City Hall, which had devolved into a “homeless camp” after many of the protesters left.
Watch the terrifying moment caught on camera when Sheehan was hit in the face with a 2x4 wooden plank as his camera was knocked to the ground. He decided to keep reporting despite being physically attacked, but eventually fled and filed a police report. “I can’t report on how I was killed,” he joked, adding: “I never drop the pad and pen … and put up fists.”
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