Dear @NYPDnews. We don't and we won't forget. #myNYPD pic.twitter.com/nl50YFcMp6
— Dustin Slaughter (@DustinSlaughter) April 22, 2014
२३ एप्रिल, २०१४
"Do you have a photo w/ a member of the NYPD? Tweet us & tag it #myNYPD. It may be featured on our Facebook."
Tweeted the New York Police Department, apparently not foreseeing that this bid for good PR would bring responses like this:
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१२ टिप्पण्या:
Don't start nuthin' won't be nuthin' homey.
Power of the internet + stupidity of the bureaucrats = this.
Those pictures were taken under the bad old NYPD. Now that a Communist mayor is in charge of New York things are all good.
Forget what? Is there something wrong with that picture? Oh yes this Dustin is exceedingly unattractive, that is a problem. But he got his face on your blog, so, win.
Great reaction.
That's a nice example of "soft" pushback. Good to see.
PR folks can be hilariously inept when it comes to twitter.
I can only guess that the person who okayed this idea was at least 45.
It's a out-reach program to the ________ community.
Abner Louima was in 1997, do they think people can forget the story of the broom handle? They are lucky that feed isn't taken over by photos from that too.
The list just goes on and on. What an incredibly poorly thought out promotion.
They look like libs. So they must have had it coming.
Garage, Are you talking about the protester-types or the cops?
Cops running wild.
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