ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月30日 10時12分

The journalists from the @capgaznews never stopped doing their jobs. The suspected gunman, who held a grudge against the company, roamed the newsroom of the community newspaper chain in Maryland’s capital with a shotgun on Thursday, the authorities said, firing at their colleagues, and leaving 5 staff members dead. But perhaps the first news of the shooting came in a message from the Twitter account of Anthony Messenger, a summer intern: “Active shooter 888 Bestgate please help us.” The crime and courts reporter, Phil Davis, crouched under a desk and then reported what he saw and heard when he was safe. A photojournalist, Joshua McKerrow, got to work snapping photographs of the response by law enforcement outside their newsroom in Annapolis, Maryland. “I can tell you this: We are putting out a damn paper,” Chase Cook, a reporter at the newspaper, said on Twitter on Thursday afternoon. At the Westfield Annapolis mall across the street from the newsroom later that night, reporters filed articles and photographs, while they texted and talked with loved ones and friends checking on them. In a newsroom of about 20 people, the work required to publish the 40-page edition was a team effort. @pescephoto took this photo of Joshua and Pat Furgurson, a reporter, working out of the back of a pickup truck in the Westfield Annapolis mall parking garage. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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