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Louisiana TV anchor resigns after he was allegedly caught sexting 15-year-old girl
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0:43Now PlayingA married Louisiana TV anchor has abruptly quit his job after it was accused of sexting with someone he thought was a 15-year-old girl. But, when he set up a meet with the teen, “she” turned out to be a trio of vigilante “predator hunters,” according to reports.
Bill Lunn, 59, who was news director and a key on-air face at KTBS in Shreveport, arranged the meetup at his home during lunchtime on May 29, the vigilantes told NBC6 News. When three men arrived, he called to cops — and claimed the men beat him up and tried to steal his truck.
However, the amateur sleuths — Antonio Coleman, Kameron Kennon and Kataurio Grigsby — waited for the cops and told their side of the story.
They handed over what they said was a trove of evidence that proved to Lunn’s pervy behavior.
“You could see the guilt in his eyes. He knew like, ‘Oh, I’m done’,” Coleman told the station.
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