Is there a way to make an anonymous welfare check?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why are you following someone on social media so closely that you don't like? This doesn't make any sense, and I don't trust your motives.

+1
Presumably she has other followers and actual friends who know her and care about her who could intervene if they are concerned.

Unfollow and MYOB

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would Unfollow her and take no action.

And this is why our society is the way it is.

[Anonymous]

OP, do you think she’s just trying to get attention? See, she got your concern and you don’t even like her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why are you following someone on social media so closely that you don't like? This doesn't make any sense, and I don't trust your motives.

I agree with this, but at the same time, what do people expect when they post things like that? They are seeking something.

[Anonymous]

I would MYOB. You don’t know her. Let her friends and family deal with it. They’re in a better position to know if there’s a problem.

[Anonymous]

Welfare checks are anonymous. She would have to do a subpoena to access the 311 call. Trust your gut. There's a reason why you keep having the feeling that something's wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Welfare checks are anonymous. She would have to do a subpoena to access the 311 call. Trust your gut. There's a reason why you keep having the feeling that something's wrong.

Are these exempt from FOI?

[Anonymous]

I believe the police, who does welfare checks, doesn't tell the person they're checking on who called.

[Anonymous]

Ask a friend to call the police? That way if she traces it, it will come to a dead end.

[Anonymous]

Your co-worker is in your social media circle?
That's pretty weird.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP just unfollow her, do yourself a favor and get off SM altogether.

I can’t look away! It was entertaining at first but I’m honestly worried for her. It’s not funny anymore.

No, you're not. You're a nosy parker with a projection complex, minding the business of someone you don't even get along with. Actually caring about people means being honest and vulnerable with them. You don't want to actually get involved, so don't get involved!!!

You are, at best, worried that your coffeetime lolz may dry up, because you're a pathetic human being who trolls her co-workers in lieu of acquiring an actual hobby/life. You suck as a human, OP. Deal with the plank in your own eye first.

And if you realize you actually care about your not-friend, an honest conversation is the way forward.

But you don't have the integrity, so just MYOB.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I believe the police, who does welfare checks, doesn't tell the person they're checking on who called.

I'd hate to be dispatch on that day. I don't even know the code(s) for "some busybody thinks this person's social media presence is miscalibrated, but doesn't want to talk to the person in question."

You're a pretty sick person yourself, OP. Damn.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A coworker of mine has been sharing really cryptic quotes on her social media all night long, the final one more cryptic than the ones before. I heard through the grape vine that she is going through some personal things right now. WE DO NOT GET ALONG. I can’t emphasize this enough. I tread lightly around her. I have no doubt that if I told anyone at work I was worried about her, she would sabotage my job. Same if she linked any potential “welfare checks” back to me. I am concerned about her, but not to the detriment of my job or livelihood. I know literally everything is traceable. But I’m a human and worried about her. She has children.

Is there anything I can do that will absolutely not be linked to me? Or do I just myob?

Maybe she doesn't like you because you're a creeper who stalks her social media but doesn't interact in person like a normal human being. There are all kinds of options for monitoring who has seen your posts/content on pretty much every site...

[Anonymous]

Link her socials and we’ll call for you.

[Anonymous]

OP, unfollow and see if she is at work tomorrow.