In his eagerness to report that a NAACP office in Colorado Springs had been allegedly bombed by a white man, MSNBC host Chris Hayes stepped in it when he displayed a photo showing a shattered window and other damage to the building.

The only problem is the image is of a vandalized kebab shop in France — it seems the funny hat would be a dead giveaway.

Here is still of the video report, courtesy of Twitchy.com:

The story was also scrubbed from the networks website without explanation, although the video report is still up on YouTube:

To his credit, Hayes took to Twitter on Friday and acknowledged that MSNBC wrongly included the photo in its coverage of the attack on the NAACP office.

We screwed up that image in the NAACP bombing report last night. It was from another story in our system. Our bad. We regret the error.

— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) January 10, 2015

Of course, given MSNBC’s track record, which would be hard to be confused with journalistic integrity, few social media users are buying Hayes’ mea culpa.

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Here are a few responses as seen on Twitter:

@chrislhayes You should tweet the same thing every hour or so in perpetuity, just to cover yourself.

— Sicario (@emmdee22) January 10, 2015

No, you didnt “screw up.” You got caught trying to sensationalize the “NAACP Bombing” @chrislhayes ….

— NYCLibSmacker (@DenierNyc) January 10, 2015

@chrislhayes BULLSHIT. You’re only admitting it because someone noticed. I am starting to mistrust MSNBC #NAACPBombing

— ReallyRick (@TheReallyRick) January 10, 2015

@chrislhayes @KamaainaInOC whatever you tried to push something you thought noone would catch because of your idiot viewers

— Phillip (@PhillipG76) January 10, 2015

.@chrislhayes The photo accompanying MSNBC’s story about Ted Cruz taking an afternoon walk might not be real either: pic.twitter.com/IfVM4m7grM

— Doug Powers (@ThePowersThatBe) January 10, 2015