Diocese investigation of Covington Catholic viral video finds students' actions were commendable
Wednesday, 13 February 2019 The Diocese of Covington's investigation of the Covington Catholic students that went viral found that they did not "instigate the incident."
The Diocese of Covington has proclaimed that Covington Catholic High School students recorded on viral videos during a school trip to Washington, D.C. did nothing wrong after releasing a report prepared by a private investigation firm.
Covington Catholic student Nick Sandmann is suing CNN for $275 million for their coverage of a misinterpreted viral video. Veuer's Justin Kircher has the story.
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The Diocese of Covington's investigation of the Covington Catholic students that went viral found that they did not "instigate the incident."
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