Calgary police have charged a man with hurling vulgarities at a female journalist covering the bad behaviour of hockey fans. CBC reporter Meghan Grant says she was reporting three weeks ago along the Red Mile, a strip of bars and restaurants popular with Calgary Flames fans, when a man shouted out from a passing truck. She says police have charged the man with a traffic offence that carries a 400-dollar fine. (Grant says the man shouted out the same sexually explicit phrase that has become a trend targeting female reporters. A man who recently shouted obscenities at a reporter covering a Toronto soccer game was fired by his employer for violating its code of conduct.)

Date: 2015-05-14
Placeline: CALGARY.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 13 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << you know at least told me he's remorseful and he's embarrassed than I can only go based on what they told me so if that's the truth you know I think a fine is is appropriate to send a message without getting them you know criminal history >>

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