TB Shorts: Ashburnham Edition of "Police, Come to Facebook!"
April 14, 2021
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as posted by the channelIn the wide open Ashburnham Residents Facebook group that anyone can see, the admin Pat Stewart said that everyone in the group was in danger because TB posted screenshots of disgusting things THEY said in an open forum on the second most trafficked website in the world and published them in a blog.
The cops were even called over it. TB gives an example of how that call might go.
Clip taken from Live Show 4-13-21
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Ashburnham Residents Call Police, Fear For Their Lives After Comments They Made In Public Facebook Group Threatening Children Were Screenshotted And Appeared On TB
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