Dirty Campaign

Sirens blared across the field after the battle ended. Medical personnel tended to the injured individuals inside ambulance vehicles. Several police officers roamed around, gathering testimonies from eyewitnesses. At the entrance, people gathered with smartphones in their hands, attempting to enter, but the officers held them back. Only journalists were granted permission to enter.

The person responsible for the event, Richard Dickson, became the target of media attention, but he declined interviews and chose to assist the victims instead. Some reporters tried to capture photos of him visiting the victims in the ambulance. In contrast, the candidate for lieutenant governor candidate was surrounded by dozens of reporters and cameramen.

"Sir, what happened during the attack? Where were you when they struck?" A female reporter inquired.