She had a feeling something sinister was happening on the
street.
Her kitchen-window overlooked
the road from where she could hear the commotion.
She went ahead and opened the
window.
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| PHOTO PROMPT @ A. Noni Mouse |
She heard loud shrieks, but
couldn't see anything.
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A police-officer knocked at her
door.
"Thank you for calling us
on time, Madam. The lady, who was attacked, is in safe hands. She’s in the
hospital."
Examining the view from her
window, he asked, "What did you see?"
"I can't see... I'm
blind...", she said.
"But, here's my camera.
I've recorded the incident. You may find it useful. Please see..."
100 words story for Friday Fictioneers
What would you have done in a similar situation?
Do you consider yourself as a 'Citizen Journalist'?
Do you use your phone for recording videos and clicking pictures when you face such issues?
Please share your comments below.
Tough call. I mean if you film someone crazed with anger you risk them turning on you. They could turn into the neighbour from hell and they know where you live.
ReplyDeleteSell the footage to the local TV station?
ReplyDeleteShe did the right thing. Call the authorities and let them sort it out.
ReplyDeleteSuch an inventive take on the photo prompt, Anita. Well done.
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Travel, Fiction and Photos
I'm glad things turned out well for all concerned. Quick thinking on the neighbor's part.
ReplyDeleteDear Anita,
ReplyDeleteA precarious situation indeed.
Shalom,
Rochelle
She did the right thing, I'm thinking
ReplyDeleteClever tale of clever lady, Anita
ReplyDeleteShe did what she could and it all worked out well. That's a good thing! Creative story, Anita.
ReplyDeleteVery intriguing read!
ReplyDeleteGreat story Anita. I'd be nervous about videoing incidents for fear becoming caught up in them!
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