#salsaonstclair — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #salsaonstclair, aggregated by home.social.
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A frustrating footnote to the #salsaonstclair shooting:
I know this is minor compare to the loss of human life at the, but the Toronto Police’s sole reliance on Twitter for disseminating emergency messages is simultaneously galling, frustration and dangerous.
I live one block away from the festival, and trying to find out if it was safe for a friend to walk home last night. Google helpfully informs me that the police had locked down the area. But what streets?
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A frustrating footnote to the #salsaonstclair shooting:
I know this is minor compare to the loss of human life at the, but the Toronto Police’s sole reliance on Twitter for disseminating emergency messages is simultaneously galling, frustration and dangerous.
I live one block away from the festival, and trying to find out if it was safe for a friend to walk home last night. Google helpfully informs me that the police had locked down the area. But what streets?
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A frustrating footnote to the #salsaonstclair shooting:
I know this is minor compare to the loss of human life, but the Toronto Police’s sole reliance on Twitter for disseminating emergency messages is simultaneously galling, frustration and dangerous.
I live one block away from the festival, and trying to find out if it was safe for a friend to walk home last night. Google helpfully informs me that the police had locked down the area. But what streets?
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A frustrating footnote to the #salsaonstclair shooting:
I know this is minor compare to the loss of human life, but the Toronto Police’s sole reliance on Twitter for disseminating emergency messages is simultaneously galling, frustration and dangerous.
I live one block away from the festival, and trying to find out if it was safe for a friend to walk home last night. Google helpfully informs me that the police had locked down the area. But what streets?
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A frustrating footnote to the #salsaonstclair shooting:
I know this is minor compare to the loss of human life at the, but the Toronto Police’s sole reliance on Twitter for disseminating emergency messages is simultaneously galling, frustration and dangerous.
I live one block away from the festival, and trying to find out if it was safe for a friend to walk home last night. Google helpfully informs me that the police had locked down the area. But what streets?