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In an article on Monday night about Dianna Russini (former NFL insider at The Athletic) FaceTiming a coach while getting pulled over on a New Jersey road back in January did not show the officer talking to a coach. Adam Herbets of The Center Square showed some bodycam footage of her driving and talking to an officer about a conversation with a different head coach. No kids were in the back seat.

Watch what happens after she mentions why she is constantly on her phone, plus the official police response:
https://www.thecentersquare.com/new_jersey/article_da4ccd21-78dc-4384-9661-25fbcce3f376.html?a

A full nine minutes of footage again showing the rather interesting exchange--but it amounted mostly to a general conversation:
http://youtu.be/ymwtKkPuPCM?si=bWAeutHiHj1AWnjv

Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk discusses that this dashcam/bodycam footage puts the NYT in a very awkward spot--as one of their former NFL insiders fabricates a story of her Facetiming a coach, and it was not the case:
https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/dianna-russini-bodycam-footage-puts-new-york-times-in-an-awkward-spot

No official word on the team that Dianna namedropped last January, but here is the Minnesota Vikings' point of view, according to SI.com reporter Tony Liebert:

https://www.si.com/nfl/vikings/onsi/vikings-j-j-mccarthy-are-unexpectedly-dragged-into-the-dianna-russini-drama

As if this could get any strange, the NYT revised their story but didn't answer one basic question:

Why didn't they get the bodycam footage first instead of The Center Square in New Jersey? Makes you wonder:

https://awfulannouncing.com/newspapers/new-york-times-tension-athletic-dianna-russini-weirder.html