Criticism for French gambling ad that features Kennedy

11 Sep 2013

FRANCE -- A French online gambling advert has been criticized as tasteless for mocking the Kennedy assassination, the New York Daily News reported.

The advert features a narrative around the assassination of two cops spinning a gun, the report explained.

It was uploaded online this week and the reaction has been strong with many calling it "tasteless" according to the New York Daily News report.

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	Criticism for French gambling ad that features Kennedy 11 Sep 2013 FRANCE -- A French online gambling advert has been criticized as tasteless for mocking the Kennedy assassination, the New York Daily News reported. The advert features a narrative around the assassination of two cops spinning a gun, the report explained. It was uploaded online this week and the reaction has been strong with many calling it "tasteless" according to the New York Daily News report.