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Rabbi charged with murder over death of worker struck outside Camarillo Costco

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The New York Post, Daily Mail and Fox News report that Abba Avrohom Bryski, 35, an educator from Agoura Hills, has been charged with felony murder in the death of Nicholas Lang, 28, who was struck by a vehicle on October 20 outside a Costco in Camarillo, California. The outlets say Ventura County prosecutors allege Bryski drove at Lang intentionally while Lang was painting parking lines. Bryski is also charged with resisting or delaying police and is held on $3 million bail. The outlets say authorities have not disclosed what prompted the incident or whether the two men knew each other.

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  1. Nicholas Lang, 28, died after being struck by a vehicle outside a Costco in Camarillo, California, on October 20.

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  2. Abba Avrohom Bryski, 35, an educator from Agoura Hills, has been charged with felony murder in Lang's death.

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  3. Prosecutors say Bryski drove his car at Lang intentionally while Lang was painting lines in the parking lot.

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  4. Bryski is also charged with resisting, obstructing or delaying police and is held on $3 million bail.

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    New York Post, Daily Mail
  5. Authorities have not disclosed what prompted the incident or whether the two men knew each other.

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All four articles report that a rabbi was charged with murder after a worker was struck by a car outside a Costco in Camarillo, California. Right-side coverage stresses the rabbi's profession and the prosecutors' claim that the strike was deliberate.

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    Right-side headlines lead with the rabbi's identity or the murder charge; Fox News, rated Far Right, attributes the intent claim to prosecutors, while the New York Post and Daily Mail state the charge directly.

    California rabbi accused of intentionally running down, killing worker painting Costco lot: prosecutors
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    mowed down

In the outlets’ own words

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    mowed downMore neutral: struck

    The verb 'mowed down' describes the strike with vivid force beyond the reported facts of a vehicle hitting a pedestrian.

    …bars on a multi-million dollar bond and charged with murder after a young man was mowed down and killed this week.

    Used byNew York Post (Right)

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    mowed downMore neutral: struck

    The verb 'mowed down' adds force beyond the reported fact that a vehicle struck a pedestrian.

    A California-based rabbi mowed down a man outside of a Costco and killed him, police said.

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From the right

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Leads with

  • the rabbi's profession and identity
  • the prosecutors' claim that the strike was deliberate
  • the victim as a worker painting lot lines
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    First to report

    New York Post, Oct 25, 6:39 PM EDT

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  1. New York PostRightOct 25, 6:39 PM EDT
  2. Daily MailRightOct 25, 11:30 PM EDT
  3. Fox NewsFar RightOct 28, 6:00 AM EDT

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