National Cathedral assault

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Upper NW folk need to stop being so painfully polite. If you see someone shouting expletives in the street, call for help. Start here, non emergency 311 as well, and 911 if you hear threats and the like.

Department of Behavioral Health*
Provides services to homeless individuals 18 and older with behavioral health disorders. Homeless Outreach Teams provide crisis assessment and interventions to homeless persons who may be experiencing a mental health crisis whether on the streets or in homeless shelters.
[phone] (General)
[phone] (24-Hour Helpline)
*Please note this is a government service; they do not specify whether law enforcement may be involved.

MYOB like the rest of DC.

A painful sense of obligation that people.need to get over. Everyone has a cell phone - instead of taking a video, call for help when someone is clearly losing it on the street.

Unless you see actual violence taking place, the police aren’t likely to respond to a call just because someone appears to be “losing it.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Man, I'd love it if someone tried this sh!t with me. I'd knock them the F out HARD. They'd mistake me for a a docile, subservient Asian type, when I am anything but. I've been training in MMA and weight lifting for forever. Just try it on me please.

Asians need to start hitting back. That even includes CCW. Man I'd love it if these punks got what's coming to them. They'll eventually try it on the wrong Asian person.

But what if your attacker isn’t a white Trump supporter? What if they’re a POC?


What then?

I would still clown stomp them.

RACIST!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Upper NW folk need to stop being so painfully polite. If you see someone shouting expletives in the street, call for help. Start here, non emergency 311 as well, and 911 if you hear threats and the like.

Department of Behavioral Health*
Provides services to homeless individuals 18 and older with behavioral health disorders. Homeless Outreach Teams provide crisis assessment and interventions to homeless persons who may be experiencing a mental health crisis whether on the streets or in homeless shelters.
[phone] (General)
[phone] (24-Hour Helpline)
*Please note this is a government service; they do not specify whether law enforcement may be involved.

MYOB like the rest of DC.

A painful sense of obligation that people.need to get over. Everyone has a cell phone - instead of taking a video, call for help when someone is clearly losing it on the street.

Unless you see actual violence taking place, the police aren’t likely to respond to a call just because someone appears to be “losing it.”

I have called 311 when I have heard someone calling out expletive laden threats on the street. For example, a man a few years back outside the Tenley Starbuck shouting generally "you're all going to die", then at individuals "YOU are going to die". When he reached out and tried to grab a dismissed school kid (likely Deal) by the backpack who was trying to cross the street (he missed, sort of delusionally pawing), I called 311. The police respond quickly to these reports, assess, and if needed basically they call the mental crisis team to do a check. I now have the mental health team number above in my phone, as should you, so as to call that directly when needed. I don't consider the above types of behavior safely predictable for the person doing it or for the passersby, and it is better if someone informed and prepared does a wellness check.