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'You screwed up': Western NY town under fire for sending out an unnecessary emergency alert on 9/11

The Western New York town of Tonawanda is under fire after they sent out an Emergency Alert on the morning of 9/11 and, apparently, then lied about it being “only a test”:

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Right? Usually, a “test” would have the words “this is a test” in it:

It confused the media this morning as well:

Later on, the town supervisor, Joe Emminger, admitted the message was sent on purpose and it was an “error of judgment”:

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Whoops!

Mistakes were made, he admitted:

And he’s really sorry:

The message also crashed the town’s website, which is actually a good thing to know for when there’s a real emergency:

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So, apology accepted?

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