Thanks for archiving this one, Arktos.  I know I requested it, so the criticsm of this news chick's writer is not of the interesting substance of the story.  What was that she said--"the woman was holding onto the purse at the time"-- the subtle implication-suggestions to the viewer being that, either (1) That the woman wouldn't have lost her finger has she been willing to let go", or (2) The woman suddenly (an of course, foolishly) entwined her hand or fingers in a vain attempt to keep ahold of her property". But notice that in neither case would the writer use a words such as "entwined" or "snared" or "ripped", or "severed".  "Snared" would put is in mind of what the nigger did to the woman. "Pulling off" is about as nominally clear as they care to get.  I mean, they gotta tell the tale somewhow, and "pulling off" sounds like a fine pair of ladies White kids gloves.  Screw this PC, lying, obfuscating local writers.  I also object to "pulling off her finger in the 'progress'".  Fuck you, channel 46 in Georgia..  There ain't no nigger "progress" in ripping off fingers.  Keep your filthy PC mouths shut if you're not bright enough to use the English language with some modicum of accuracy.  Or if you can't do that, we'll do it for you--even if it takes us and our kind another 50 to 70 years to get you. 

Disgusting

She does say "progress"- maybe she meant "process".

That would be a logical conclusion, were it not for the weight and body of her other oh-so-carefully crafted wordsmithing to mitigate the graphicness of the animalistic act.  A better argument would be that monkeys are too goddamned stupid to understand the range of possibilities of what might happen in such a crime--or the consequences for them as the perps, although I think they actually enjoy being fed, housed and medically cared for; it's a step up in their welfare world.  Suddenly, they matter to someone and have gained respect and pride.  They actually ask each other that in jail-- "What's yo' pride?", meaning "what were your crimes that got you here".