#Bob becker weatherman series#

'KRLD is a great station providing invaluable information to all listeners, and I am sorry if they have had to deal with all the repercussions.' 'What I say online, no matter where, reflects upon my station and employer,' he wrote. Goosmann said he would have been fired if he had not resigned - but that he believed it would have been the right decision. Goosmann eventually deleted his post but the damage was done - he immediately came under fire of the Twitterverse, who made sure to tag his employer so they knew exactly what he had done A 12 year old with a toy gun is not a #thug,' they added, referencing Davis and Rice, respectively. 'A teenager with loud music is not a #thug. #BobGoosmann,' they wrote, referencing Martin. 'A young man wearing a hoodie, armed with #candy and a #tea, is not a #thug.

#Bob becker weatherman series#

One user wrote a series of tweets to honor Garner, Davis, and Tamir Rice.

'Bob Goosmann had 'no idea' that life exists beyond his view point!' be real silly to think you can say whatever w/o consequences,' wrote another user named Dean Smith. 'God forbid #bobgoosmann ever has to bury a child that society deems not worthy of grief because they were 'thugs'', one user tweeted. Many locals immediately told Goosmann it should have stayed that way - and made sure to tag his employer in their outraged tweets. Goosmann had preceded the line by telling his fans, 'As many of you have probably noticed, I've stayed away from politics on FB'. 'The DNC parading the mothers of slain thugs around their stage has me furious,' Goossmann wrote in his Facebook post. The mothers of Eric Garner,Travyon Martin, Jordan Davis and Michael Brown were four of the nine women who appeared on stage to encourage the crowd to vote for Hillary Clinton on Tuesday. The weatherman for a local Dallas AM radio station has resigned after writing a Facebook post that said black men and woman who were killed by police were 'thugs'.īob Goosmann, the chief meteorologist at KRLD-AM, was watching the Democratic National Convention when he saw a speech by the Mothers of the Movement. Bob Goosmann, the chief meteorologist at a local Dallas AM radio station, has resigned after coming under fire for a Facebook post critiquing the mothers of black men and women who were killed by police