Someone Sent An Angry & Typo-Ridden Rant To Niagara Police After Yesterday's Amber Alert

"ILL BE COMING INTO THE STATION & U WONT LIKE ME BERY MUCH"

Staff Writer

Friday's Amber Alert in Ontario ended in good news after the missing 11-month-old was found and .

But the 4 a.m. message didn't please everybody, according to Niagara Police, who shared a violent rant they received in their social media inbox and asked Ontarians to "#bebetter."

"TAKE YOUR B*LLS**T AMBER ALERTS OFF MY PHONE," the message reads. "I DONT GIVE A FLYING F**K ABOUT A KID THAT AINT MINE YOUR HURRASSING PEOPLE YOU WAKE ME AGAIN ILL BE COMING INTO THE STATION AND U WONT LIKE ME BERY MUCH."

The police account received plenty of messages of support, including one from the Peel Parademics Union: "Tell them you're calling the grammar police," the union tweeted.

Others pointed out that the writer of the Amber Alert complaint clearly didn't know one simple fact — you can turn Amber Alerts off on your phone if you're really that upset about them.

  • Cormac O'Brien was an Associate Editor at Narcity Canada, covering all things exciting and trending about Canada. He has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing and Journalism from the University of Victoria, where he served as the Editor-in-Chief of the campus newspaper and was awarded the BCYNA Community News Scholarship for his writing. He was also the producer and co-host of Now On Narcity, Narcity's flagship podcast.

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