#DelawareOnline Has Accidental #Typo in Published #Story?

Delawareonline.com strives for excellence to get organized and stay organized in producing "lots and lots of content." Informative content at that. At times, many news sites, including DrewryNewsNetwork, accidentally makes typos. It could be for reasons ranging from typing too fast and feeling anxious to get the story online as fast as possible, a small glitch in a speech recognition program, or whatever. The News Journal published a story on a man named Jose A. Quinones committing numerous robberies on January 27, 2015. In the body of the article, there is an alleged what looks like a "typo." The sentence where it reads: "On Jan. 19, Quinones entered the BP service station, located at 4001 Lancaster Pike near Wilmington, and confronted a store clerk, Hale said. He then implied he was armed abd demanded money from the store's register." Isn't "abd" supposed to be "and?" Did Delawareonline.com allegedly make a typo in the story? Read here on Delawareonline
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