Media Feeding Frenzy As Reporters Stampede Into San Bernardino Suspsects' Apartment

On Friday afternoon, cable news networks CNN and MSNBC, along with other photographers and reporters, gained access to the home of the couple suspected of carrying out the deadly mass shooting in San Bernardino, California that killed 14 people and injured 21. The rampage, which occurred only two days prior, has since been the subject of an FBI investigation for possible terrorism.

It's still unknown exactly how the journalists gained entry into the apartment (there remains some dispute around the role of the landlord on scene). Reporters could be seen going through children's belongings, and even holding up a driver's license that appeared to belong to a family member of one of the suspects. The scene became an instant breaking news item, of blockbuster proportions:

One of CNN's own security analysts, Harry Houck, appeared appalled by what he was watching live on air, even as CNN continued to show more footage from inside the house. "I'm having chills down my spine what I'm seeing here. This apartment is clearly full of evidence." Watch his reaction below:

CNN even chose to lead with a photo of what appears to be a crib from inside the house on the network's homepage with this banner headline:

FBI sources tell CBS LA the site of the investigation at the house concluded yesterday.

Nonetheless, outrage was swift on social media: