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How social media stoked the false shooter panic at LAX
How social media stoked the false shooter panic at LAX
   ** shots were fired at the Los Angeles International Airport Sunday night, but if you were browsing Twitter during the evening hours, you may have thought otherwise.* Los Angeles Airport police ******rs did **t identify a shooter. Those false reports came shortly after officials had arrested a man wearing a mask and sporting a plastic sword in Terminal 7, however.* "Immediately following" the arrest, according to the airport's news release, police received reports of an active shooter in Terminal 8.* "Word spread quickly through the terminals by word-of-mouth, social media, and additional calls were made to Airport Police about an active shooter in other terminals, with some reporting having heard gunshots," the release read.* Read more... More about Travel Tech, Airports, False Shooter, Social Media, and Lax Shooter ??????? ??????: How social media stoked the false shooter panic at LAX || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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