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This is what REAL New Yorkers do when these animals try to steal bikes in broad daylight. Bystanders jumped in, fought back, and the kid who thought he was untouchable ended up on the ground crying for mommy instead of becoming the next “victim.” No safe spaces, no excuses—just consequences.
This is exactly what EVERYONE in NYC needs to start doing. Nobody’s coming to save you.
@NYCMayor @GovKathyHochul @NYPDnews
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It’s Friday, and yet another fight has broken out between kids at the Gallery Place-Chinatown metro station in downtown Washington DC.
Full video: newsthailan.vansonnguyen.com…
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Just wait till 60k people have to take the metro from the new RFK stadium because there wont be any parking lots........
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ICYMI: Footage from Halloween night in Dallas shows crowds scattering as gunfire tore through the Deep Ellum entertainment district, leaving four people dead.
It started just after midnight on Elm Street, and minutes later more shots rang out on Commerce Street and the blocks around it. Three people were killed at one spot and a fourth at another, while more than a dozen others were wounded across three separate shootings. Police say one suspect is in custody for one of the shootings, and investigators are still working out whether they’re connected. Deep Ellum is known for live music, bars, and street art, but this isn’t the first time violence has hit it. Back in May, a shooting there killed a security guard and wounded five others. A night meant for costumes and fun turned into a crime scene stretching across several blocks.
What would it take for you to feel safe going out in a big city at night?
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Atlanta friends dressed as Waymo self-driving cars for Halloween, and even the cops stopped to watch. One of them got stuck in a hedge. Obviously.
#GalleryPlace @wmata @wmataGM heading for @WashWizards game! @DCDPW @DDOTDC @councilofdc @DistrictofTrash @shomaristone
A woman touring Madison Pointe apartments on Overton in Dallas, TX got into a heated argument with staff this morning after an employee told her she couldn't enter the office wearing a bonnet.
She says she was dealing with a family death and personal stress, so she had the bonnet on. According to her post, the employee responded with something like "Uhn uuuhhnnn, you can't come in here like that." She says she pushed back and the situation escalated. The complex has not publicly commented.
