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I'm not in danger. And sometimes cities like mine have special homeless units that aren't cops.
I'm trying to imagine, as someone who also lives in Seattle, how fucking terrified you must be if you feel compelled to call the cops on every homeless person you see.
They know your by name down at the station don't they, lmao.
ACAB includes the weirdo neighborhood watch guy.