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just me @SlobberingJohn

6 months ago

@jessicaflatcat @lady_valor_07 @CartNarcs still some good ones out there

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6 months ago

@AnthonyCumia The bullshit continues in Cincinnati #FNs

Signal 99 Cincinnati

@Signal99Cinci

7 months ago

Last Sunday at the Cincinnati Zoo…families with children and strollers, took advantage of the mild, spring weather and packed the walkways at the Cincinnati Zoo. Sadly, several families suddenly found themselves trapped in almost a half an hour of panic—that must have felt like an eternity…as many stood frozen in terror, as a man began screaming that he was going to kill people, if he could not find his son. The man threatened to slit their throats and he threatened to shoot them. The man’s wife had taken their son and left the Zoo, due to his behavior—though the man insisted someone had kidnapped his son. Witnesses describe him making verbal threats to harm people—using language about killing—while stripping off layers of clothing and fumbling with a small backpack. His behavior wasn’t just erratic, it was escalating, and families in that crowd knew it. You can hear it in how they described it—alarming, chaotic, and directed at random visitors, including themselves. Unsure if the man was an EDP in crisis, overly intoxicated or under the influence, the man continually threatened to kill them, while making furtive movements toward his backpack—the same backpack multiple witnesses focused on as the center of concern. At that point, Officers were on the way—witness could hear the sirens coming…getting closer…every second stretching longer for the families standing there with their children, waiting for Officers to arrive and take control of a situation that was clearly spiraling. But before Officers arrived…a trusty staff member retrieved the deranged man’s backpack—and continually attempted to give it back to him. One witness even intervened—asking that the bag be kept separate given the nature of the threats—and was told by the employee, that he was “trained for this,” before the effort to hand the bag back to the disturbed man continued. A man making threats about killing people…in a crowded zoo…fumbling with a bag that could have contained a weapon—and the decision was made to put that bag back in his hands, by a Zoo employee. The man’s threats threats included stabbing or shooting—and witnesses describe them as serious, direct, and alarming enough to stop families in their tracks—then every second that bag remained accessible mattered. Because had that bag contained a weapon, this doesn’t stay a close call—it becomes something else entirely. Something irreversible. Thankfully, it didn’t. But that outcome wasn’t guaranteed by the decisions being made in that moment by the Zoo’s “trained employee.” It was luck. So next time you have a psychotic zoo visitor threatening to kill people, perhaps consider NOT giving him his bag back, that might contain a deadly weapon mmmkay? Pics below show the shirtless man, as well as the guy who was, “trained for this,” attempting to give the man back his bag, while families stood there, frozen in terror. Bad form. #fyp #signal99 #share #Ohio

Signal99Cinci's tweet photo. Last Sunday at the Cincinnati Zoo…families with children and strollers, took advantage of the mild, spring weather and packed the walkways at the Cincinnati Zoo.

Sadly, several families suddenly found themselves trapped in almost a half an hour of panic—that must have felt like an eternity…as many stood frozen in terror, as a man began screaming that he was going to kill people, if he could not find his son. The man threatened to slit their throats and he threatened to shoot them.

The man’s wife had taken their son and left the Zoo, due to his behavior—though the man insisted someone had kidnapped his son.

Witnesses describe him making verbal threats to harm people—using language about killing—while stripping off layers of clothing and fumbling with a small backpack. His behavior wasn’t just erratic, it was escalating, and families in that crowd knew it. You can hear it in how they described it—alarming, chaotic, and directed at random visitors, including themselves.

Unsure if the man was an EDP in crisis, overly intoxicated or under the influence, the man continually threatened to kill them, while making furtive
movements toward his backpack—the same backpack multiple witnesses focused on as the center of concern.

At that point, Officers were on the way—witness could hear the sirens coming…getting closer…every second stretching longer for the families standing there with their children, waiting for Officers to arrive and take control of a situation that was clearly spiraling.

But before Officers arrived…a trusty staff member retrieved the deranged man’s backpack—and continually attempted to give it back to him.

One witness even intervened—asking that the bag be kept separate given the nature of the threats—and was told by the employee, that he was “trained for this,” before the effort to hand the bag back to the disturbed man continued.

A man making threats about killing people…in a crowded zoo…fumbling with a bag that could have contained a weapon—and the decision was made to put that bag back in his hands, by a Zoo employee.

The man’s threats threats included stabbing or shooting—and witnesses describe them as serious, direct, and alarming enough to stop families in their tracks—then every second that bag remained accessible mattered.

Because had that bag contained a weapon, this doesn’t stay a close call—it
becomes something else entirely. Something irreversible.
Thankfully, it didn’t.

But that outcome wasn’t guaranteed by the decisions being made in that moment by the Zoo’s “trained employee.”
It was luck.

So next time you have a psychotic zoo visitor threatening to kill people, perhaps consider NOT giving him his bag back, that might contain a deadly weapon mmmkay?

Pics below show the shirtless man, as well as the guy who was, “trained for this,” attempting to give the man back his bag, while families stood there, frozen in terror.
Bad form.
#fyp #signal99 #share #Ohio

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The Wolf Man

@iTheWolfman

7 months ago

A man got off work and discovered that his dog had run the 24 kilometers from his house to his job and was waiting for him on top of his car. Dogs are the only living creatures in the world that love unconditionally. ❤️

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B&S

@_B___S

7 months ago

Dogs are the best cuddle buddies.

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Who to follow

NightCreeps #1 Podcast of every dimension & time

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podcast hosted by @steampoweredman and @LUCoftheBIND No shadow too dark, no flame is too bright; The Creeps won't go quietly into the Night.

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After Life 🐕‍🦺

@ForAntilly

7 months ago

“A dog loves you more than it loves itself and that's why I worship dogs.” @rickygervais

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@Yoda4ever

7 months ago

Puppy found a friend in the mirror..🐶🐾😅

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just me @SlobberingJohn

7 months ago

@OpieRadio the Carl tribute episode of GGG is on now. Was good to see you, but just pissed me off again he is gone. #ruizing

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7 months ago

@LibsHateUs @ksorbs

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The Dalbo Dog

@Dalbodog

7 months ago

Perfect photo!

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just me @SlobberingJohn

7 months ago

@scarletthampt0n @TheRalphRetort

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7 months ago

@adambusch @whoarethesepod We have left arm movement ! https://t.co/vQHJoK6bIq

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7 months ago

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The Dalbo Dog

@Dalbodog

7 months ago

Best photo ever taken 😍❤️

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Anthony Cumia

@AnthonyCumia

7 months ago

Hey Bruce, any songs about these innocent victims who were murdered by illegal aliens? • Laken Riley (22, nursing student, Georgia, 2024): Beaten to death while jogging; suspect Jose Ibarra, Venezuelan national in the U.S. illegally. • Rachel Morin (37, mother of five, Maryland, 2023): Abducted while hiking, bludgeoned and strangled; suspect from El Salvador with prior crimes, entered illegally. • Jocelyn Nungaray (12, Texas, 2024): Raped and murdered; two Venezuelan suspects charged, entered illegally. • Kayla Hamilton (20, Maryland, ~2022–2023): Bound, assaulted, and strangled in her home; suspect linked to illegal immigration. • Lizbeth Medina (16, Texas, 2023): Stabbed to death in her apartment; suspect Rafael Romero (Mexican national, visa issues reported). • Ivory Smith (7, Texas, 2024): Killed in DUI crash; suspect Joel Enrique Gonzalez Chacin (Venezuela). • Alex “AJ” Wise Jr. (10, Texas, 2024): Hit-and-run crash; suspect Rogelio Ortiz-Olivas (Mexico, repeat offender reported). • Taliyah Crochet and Rylan Oncale (both 18, Louisiana, 2024): Killed in DUI crash; suspect Axel Flores-Cordova (Honduras). • Anya Varfolomeev (19) and Nikolay Osokin (19, California, 2021): Struck and killed by drunk driver; suspect Oscar Eduardo Ortega-Anguiano (Mexico). • Megan Bos (37, Illinois, 2025): Decapitated and body concealed; suspect Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez (Mexico). • Luis Jocsan Nanez Lopez (15, Kentucky, 2025): Shot while defending his mother; suspect Gildardo Amandor-Martinez (Mexico). • Katie Abraham (20, Illinois): Killed in DUI hit-and-run; suspect tied to sanctuary policies and illegal status. • Victoria Eileen Harwell (Minnesota, 2024): Killed in intoxicated-driving crash; Ecuadoran national reported illegally present. • Hallie Helgeson (18) and Brady Heiling (19, Minnesota/Wisconsin area, ~2024–2025): Killed in head-on DUI crash; Honduran national reported illegally present.

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