Twitter took down half its HQ sign – then the police arrived

But before they could finish, the police arrived.

Justin Sullivan for Getty Images wrote with several captions, “San Francisco police stopped the sign removal work shortly after it began.” of the site.

Either way, the result is that Twitter is now “er” to some passersby.

And, at least for a while, some capital letters were on the ground—including a white “W.” Musk claimed Was the center of dispute with the landlord. (I suspect the controversy may have also been related to Musk was not paying the rent,

We haven’t seen anything to suggest that the Twitter vandal was “cutting the Twitter logo off the building with a blowtorch” like Musk. suggested in the twitter space conversation last evening when he was playing Diablo IV,

Instead of a blowtorch, the demo guy appears to be using an impact driver from Ridgid, one of Home Depot’s domestic brands.