When the media are the targets
Members of the media often report on such incidences, but it is not uncommon for them to also be targets. When TAC did a survey on threats by people with mental illnesses to radio and television stations in 1999, several responding stations commented on the volume of such communications:
"Phone calls from these clearly suffering from mental illness are routine—averaging perhaps 10 a week." - Television station in Texas
"I am in HR and this is a daily part of my job—dealing with people who hear voices and suffer from various mental illnesses." - Television station in Oregon
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