Retired Special Forces Soldier Accused of Shooting Wife, Fleeing into Woods
Summary
Craig Berry, a retired Special Forces soldier, is accused of shooting his wife in northern Tennessee and then using his training to evade capture by disappearing into the woods. Authorities initiated a K9-led search for the armed fugitive.
How coverage differs
Left outlets emphasize the serious manhunt for an armed fugitive, while right outlets highlight the dramatic bloodhound tracking and the soldier's military training used to evade capture.
- Left: Military training misused in alleged domestic shooting, manhunt ensues Left-leaning outlets emphasize the ongoing manhunt for Craig Berry, a retired Special Forces soldier, after he allegedly shot his wife in northern Tennessee. They highlight the serious nature of the accusation and the efforts by authorities to locate the armed fugitive.
- Right: Armed fugitive's military skills complicate K9-led search for justice Right-leaning outlets prominently feature the dramatic 'caught on video' aspect of the search, highlighting how a bloodhound tracked the armed Special Forces fugitive, Craig Berry, into the woods. They underscore his military training being used to evade capture after allegedly shooting his wife.