CBS’ Lara Logan Released From Detention In Egypt, Bound For U.S.

by Mark Joyella | 2:06 pm, February 4th, 2011

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CBS News correspondent Lara Logan and her two-person crew have all been released from detention in Egypt. The CBS crew was taken into custody Thursday amid a roundup of journalists–some of whom were beaten and threatened with death.

Logan, who serves as CBS News’ chief foreign affairs correspondent, was covering the uprising in Cairo with CBS crewmembers Don Lee and Max McClellan when they were confronted and arrested.

During Logan and crew’s detention, CBS refused to make any comment, citing the security of their employees. The network reportedly now says the three are safe and sound and headed home to the U.S.

CBS has also recalled CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric from Egypt as security conditions on the ground for journalists have deteriorated.

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Onesweetworld79

Id hit it
valkyrie101

Our media is heroic.
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@valkyrie101: Damn right.

Thank God they’re out.
Republitarian

South African broads are hot.
NORBIT

Once she runs across all the horndogs here she may view her release as a mixed blessing.
NORBIT

goldmind said:
More good news. Still waiting for Katy, Christiana and Diane, to get their ass whippin. can we throw Chris Matthews and Eddie Schultz in the mix too?

…or throw Maher in as the lone Jew, and see how fast he re-discovers RELIGION!
LOL!
screwauger

valkyrie101 said:
Our media is heroic.

the epitome of American ignorance.
news

we wish you recover soon and your passion to work heals your wounds of past

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