Wearing a "prime day" t-shirt. So he has a prime account. Dissatisfied customer.
The NYPD is seeking to locate the individual below for questioning in regard to the suspicious items inside the Fulton Street subway station this morning.
Anyone with information, please call or DM
@NYPDTips at 800-577-TIPS.pic.twitter.com/hWnr7PfpBZ
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Those shirts aren't given to customers they're given to employees. Only know that because I used to work in fulfillment.
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that's a heroine addict I saw him 4 or more times while commuting downtown - he asks people for money and says he is hungry.I also saw a needle in his back pocket one time he was making conversation with a bike delivery guy asking him how much he bought his bike for.
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I forgot to mention the subway line the 2 train each time.
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all joking aside, I do hope you are able to locate and question this individual. Scary world out there.
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Ask amazon who bought numerous pressure cookers in the nyc area. Prime day shirt.
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A young Anthony Weiner
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these feels like a terrorism practice. if detained before leaving those devices, they can argue "they are just rice cookers" and the police might let them go. These guys are as bad as any terrorist and should be found and jailed.
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I was under the Impression that out system presumed people innocent until they are proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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