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[L0NZ.]

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https://twitter.com/528vibes/status/1743268634565202312

[oph.]

cccx what is this low-quality, motion-stabilized mess supposed to be proving to the gors?

[NEW MOON]

There were about 60+ cop cars and a black ops helicopter.

The news outlets are now reporting that it was reckless teenagers but that doesn't make sense. And why only start reporting the story after social media exposed it.

Then they said it was an active shooter. But if there was an active shooter it would have been reported then or the next day.

definitely a cover up for something.

People online have been saying what they saw online from that night and then retracted it within 48 hours...so someone definitely spoke to them. That's just no coincidence that the people who where there just started all started retracting at the same time. 

[BetterAngels]

There were about 60+ cop cars and a black ops helicopter.

The news outlets are now reporting that it was reckless teenagers but that doesn't make sense. And why only start reporting the story after social media exposed it.

Then they said it was an active shooter. But if there was an active shooter it would have been reported then or the next day.

definitely a cover up for something.

People online have been saying what they saw online from that night and then retracted it within 48 hours...so someone definitely spoke to them. That's just no coincidence that the people who where there just started all started retracting at the same time. 

This isn't true.  Channel 7 had a news story about it that morning, and always said it was a teenage disturbance.  This narrative that it wasn't in the news until days later is false. I live in Miami and watch the news every morning starting at 5:30am

even added a link to the news story below

https://wsvn.com/news/local/miami-dade/miami-police-rush-to-bayside-after-crowd-of-unruly-teens-set-off-chaos/

[NEW MOON]

There were about 60+ cop cars and a black ops helicopter.

The news outlets are now reporting that it was reckless teenagers but that doesn't make sense. And why only start reporting the story after social media exposed it.

Then they said it was an active shooter. But if there was an active shooter it would have been reported then or the next day.

definitely a cover up for something.

People online have been saying what they saw online from that night and then retracted it within 48 hours...so someone definitely spoke to them. That's just no coincidence that the people who where there just started all started retracting at the same time. 

This isn't true.  Channel 7 had a news story about it that morning, and always said it was a teenage disturbance.  This narrative that it wasn't in the news until days later is false. I live in Miami and watch the news every morning starting at 5:30am

even added a link to the news story below

https://wsvn.com/news/local/miami-dade/miami-police-rush-to-bayside-after-crowd-of-unruly-teens-set-off-chaos/

Good to know.

[L0NZ.]

There were about 60+ cop cars and a black ops helicopter.

The news outlets are now reporting that it was reckless teenagers but that doesn't make sense. And why only start reporting the story after social media exposed it.

Then they said it was an active shooter. But if there was an active shooter it would have been reported then or the next day.

definitely a cover up for something.

People online have been saying what they saw online from that night and then retracted it within 48 hours...so someone definitely spoke to them. That's just no coincidence that the people who where there just started all started retracting at the same time. 

This isn't true.  Channel 7 had a news story about it that morning, and always said it was a teenage disturbance.  This narrative that it wasn't in the news until days later is false. I live in Miami and watch the news every morning starting at 5:30am

even added a link to the news story below

https://wsvn.com/news/local/miami-dade/miami-police-rush-to-bayside-after-crowd-of-unruly-teens-set-off-chaos/

Did they really shut down the airport during this time? And what kind of teenage fight needs 60 police cars

[Purple Moon]

There were about 60+ cop cars and a black ops helicopter.

The news outlets are now reporting that it was reckless teenagers but that doesn't make sense. And why only start reporting the story after social media exposed it.

Then they said it was an active shooter. But if there was an active shooter it would have been reported then or the next day.

definitely a cover up for something.

People online have been saying what they saw online from that night and then retracted it within 48 hours...so someone definitely spoke to them. That's just no coincidence that the people who where there just started all started retracting at the same time. 

This isn't true.  Channel 7 had a news story about it that morning, and always said it was a teenage disturbance.  This narrative that it wasn't in the news until days later is false. I live in Miami and watch the news every morning starting at 5:30am

even added a link to the news story below

https://wsvn.com/news/local/miami-dade/miami-police-rush-to-bayside-after-crowd-of-unruly-teens-set-off-chaos/

Did they really shut down the airport during this time? And what kind of teenage fight needs 60 police cars

some people reportedly called it in as an active shooter situation, so it does make sense.

[BetterAngels]

There were about 60+ cop cars and a black ops helicopter.

The news outlets are now reporting that it was reckless teenagers but that doesn't make sense. And why only start reporting the story after social media exposed it.

Then they said it was an active shooter. But if there was an active shooter it would have been reported then or the next day.

definitely a cover up for something.

People online have been saying what they saw online from that night and then retracted it within 48 hours...so someone definitely spoke to them. That's just no coincidence that the people who where there just started all started retracting at the same time. 

This isn't true.  Channel 7 had a news story about it that morning, and always said it was a teenage disturbance.  This narrative that it wasn't in the news until days later is false. I live in Miami and watch the news every morning starting at 5:30am

even added a link to the news story below

https://wsvn.com/news/local/miami-dade/miami-police-rush-to-bayside-after-crowd-of-unruly-teens-set-off-chaos/

Did they really shut down the airport during this time? And what kind of teenage fight needs 60 police cars

some people reportedly called it in as an active shooter situation, so it does make sense.

Also, the police did a press conference where they said that they just wanted to show an overwhelming police presence to break up the crowd and make them go home, versus arresting people, and it work.