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That'll be convenient.

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Considering Wolfe City is not even in Collin County, is the officer being held there?

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Considering Wolfe City is not even in Collin County, is the officer being held there?

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Collin County sheriffs department in case things get spicy tonight.

https://www.broadcastify.com/webPlayer/32806

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This Twitter and Facebook censorship about the Hunter Biden emails shows how vulnerable communications are.

https://preview.redd.it/vvzg4tyrm3t51.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cb9fd30cb34de997e5396579dbdf73fda69f913a

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I'm going to use the Q word. Been relatively quiet this week. Has the word spread, democrats are afraid the moderate dems won't come to the polls if there's riots and looting afoot?

Even the shingle mountain protest last Monday was pretty weak. They made a deal with one of the constables to dump everything in a dumpster. They came with about a dozen potato sacks with maybe 10lbs of shingles.

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Don't go to Downtown Dallas or Deep Ellum. Don't go there. Don't drive through that area. Don't conduct business there.

https://www.facebook.com/DallasTexasTV/posts/160063342423121

That's the reason why. Too much street crime, fighting and robbery going on with no law enforcement. Watch the video till the end when one individual pulls a handgun.

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Don't go to Downtown Dallas or Deep Ellum. Don't go there. Don't drive through that area. Don't conduct business there.

https://www.facebook.com/DallasTexasTV/posts/160063342423121

That's the reason why. Too much street crime, fighting and robbery going on with no law enforcement. Watch the video till the end when one individual pulls a handgun.

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Don't go to Downtown Dallas or Deep Ellum. Don't go there. Don't drive through that area. Don't conduct business there.

https://www.facebook.com/DallasTexasTV/posts/160063342423121

That's the reason why. Too much street crime, fighting and robbery going on with no law enforcement. Watch the video till the end when one individual pulls a handgun.

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I thought you were chained to a tree or something out by the lake?

I saw that pop up on a liberal FB page last night, and once it was clear who was involved, it vanished. I had to go hunt down the source.

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Not a treehugger! If you are talking about WRL and malfeasance at the hands of ONCOR.

In Deep Ellum alone, seven people were shot, one fatality, and eight handguns were recovered from three crime scenes over three consecutive days. Can't go there. No one should.

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They closed 2 car washes on Loop 12 and while that may have *slightly* improved that part of town, that's just scattered these groups to new parts of town. As long as it's someone else's problem. I was on the phone with our DPD neighborhood officer this morning. I still believe it's pay for play and there are protected operations.

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The car wash closures just spread the hookers out more. I was down off Buckner and 175 yesterday afternoon and saw at least ten whores in a three block stretch. Property crimes, UUMV and car breakins are super high right now. It's all sliding backwards in a very bad way.

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What's the attraction of car washes?

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Go to NE Dallas lately?

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Right?  I was over at Centerville and 635 yesterday.  The growth in the homeless encampments along 635 from NW HWY to LaPrada is crazy.

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1973

https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/166748/34ACBDE4-F7BA-4A3A-A63A-586A1206188C_jpe-1646559.JPG

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Miss Oak Cliff!

My last dealing with that area resulted in one of my crews work vans getting cleaned out of tools and equipment. Good thing the ladders were locked down.

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Some acquaintances of yours were out here this morning. They sent a cute friendly young lady out here with an arm brace to inform us. I wasn’t rude, but pretty stern. Supposedly they are sending an arborist out here to discuss it with me, but I doubt anyone will show.

My experience is you’ll get a bunch of guys who don’t speak English who just start chopping shit.

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Do you have a big transmission ROW near your property or is it the standard power line? Both butcher up stuff.

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So in 30-40 years, it goes from a decent place to live to a place you don’t want to drive through. There are pockets coming back, but there’s still a way to go.

I drove around RedBird mall this morning. Almost unrecognizable. At one end they are building apartments and there’s a new Starbucks, Footlocker and Champs. That’s all nice. They rest?

Richardson is probably on the slide.

How long until Allen and that mall turn down? 30 years? Then everyone who wants something decent will have moved some place else.

October 28, 2020

DDI Members:
DDI is working closely with law enforcement, private security directors and neighborhood partners to prepare for potential unrest tied to the national election. We are unaware of any credible threats and local officials predict a peaceful election in Dallas. DDI will deliver accurate, real-time information and advocate for the highest levels of safety for all in our community. I am sharing with you an overview of information and guidance we have to date*:
•The Dallas Police Department is working with state, local and federal partners to support election site security and accessibility.
•All sworn Dallas Police personnel will be required to be in uniform and maintain a constant state of equipment readiness during the election period in case the need for an immediate response emerges. Response and Mobile Field Force Teams have been identified and are refining their training.
•The City of Dallas will activate the Emergency Operations Center (EOC).
•As a supplemental resource, we will increase the number of DDI Security officers per shift before, during and after Election Day and will be in constant contact with law enforcement. We will also continue the enhanced ENP (off-duty Dallas Police) program implemented last month and the DDI Clean Team will operate at maximum staffing.  
•DDI will also continue providing real-time emergency response alerts via the DERT (Downtown Emergency Response Team) system, social media and emails, and collaborating with neighborhood and district organizations in and around Downtown.  Please continue to utilize our dispatch at 214-741-1151 or the See Say Now app (on Android and iPhone) to report safety or maintenance issues to our field teams.
•If you are implementing preparedness strategies for your building/property, please share those plans with Martin Cramer, [email protected], so we can best coordinate all of our resources.
Many of you are understandably concerned about protecting your property, businesses, and employees. We encourage you to remain attuned to accurate information and have resources ready for activation. We do not want to create a perception of an "unsafe Downtown" by prematurely boarding or barricading property.  We have worked so hard to reopen Downtown, maintain confidence in the market, ensure safety for our community, and allow the heart of our city to be the epicenter of peaceful public discourse for all. We can all continue to cultivate a positive environment.

To that end, you may have seen DDI’s recent “We Are Downtown” campaign, including pole banners, window graphics, and social media promotion, encouraging support of our businesses and inspiring community pride. Additional window graphics and signage are in production as we speak. We encourage you to work with our team to help spread this message.

All DDI management will continue to be active 24/7, communicating with law enforcement and private security, and remaining available to answer stakeholder calls immediately.

We can’t predict the future, but we can influence the outcome by being alert, prepared, and positive.

Thank you for your continued dedication to Downtown Dallas.

Together, We are Downtown.

Sincerely,
Kourtny Garrett
President & CEO
Downtown Dallas, Inc.

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Release from Downtown Dallas Inc about plans for election day:

As an update to our message from October 28th about this week's public safety plans and preparations, we have provided additional information below to ensure you have the most up-to-date information.

The Dallas Fusion Center, Joint Terrorism Task Force, and the Dallas Police Department Intelligence Unit, in partnership with the Texas Department of Public Safety and federal partners, are in contact with each other around the clock as they monitor all intelligence streams for possible threats to our region. Significant operational planning has been conducted to account for potential unrest, as well as to ensure DPD is positioned to support a safe environment for those wishing to express their First Amendment Rights.

At this time, the intelligence community is unaware of any threats to the region, including the central business district.

Many of you are understandably concerned about protecting your property, businesses, and employees. We encourage you to remain attuned to accurate information and have resources ready for activation. We do not want to create a perception of an "unsafe Downtown" by prematurely boarding or barricading property.  We have worked so hard to reopen Downtown, maintain confidence in the market, ensure safety for our community, and allow the heart of our city to be the epicenter of peaceful public discourse for all. We can all continue to cultivate a positive environment.

We will reach out IMMEDIATELY if we become aware of any threats or changes to known events.

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^ A 19 year old SMU student was murdered, gunned down in the street by people he did not know in Downtown Dallas this past weekend. No one should be going to Downtown Dallas or Deep Ellum. It is super dangerous downtown right now. Don't go. Don't go.

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There are Helicopters flying around already Downtown Dallas. Many buildings boarded up. No obvious shenanigans yet but the air seems thick. Ill keep y'all posted.