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Workers find child wearing only diaper wandering in cold
Posted on December 31, 2017 by Jessica Harington
"They did the absolute right thing, they saw a situation and reacted, and the company is extremely proud of them." Comcast spokeswoman Elizabeth Walden said. "In a situation like that, you have a gut response, and they did the right thing. Our top priority was getting her to safety," Payne said. "We just wanted to make sure this little girl was taken care of."
Massachusetts child welfare officials have also been notified.
At the time the toddler was found wandering through the small western Massachusetts community, the temperature was hovering around 9 degrees, though the wind chill had it feeling like it was well below zero, according to the National Weather Service. Once the two men and the toddler went inside the store, a clerk who had just given birth rushed to the storage area and brought back a blanket.
According to the National Weather Service, the temperature at the time of the incident in Monson was just 9 degrees. With the wind chill, it felt like well below zero.
"I find it more and more difficult to shake the conviction that technological developments will shape the narrative of 2017. If this does turn out to be so, it would hardly be the start of some new, never-before-seen trend. Yet even though it's no longer novel to observe that the pace of technological change is accelerating, there are certain inflection points where those changes stop being so theoretical and start impacting our daily lives. I contend that we are living through one such inflection point right now and that it will manifest in all sorts of ways over the next year."So how did that prediction fare? Well, if this headline from the loyal propagandists at Bloomberg doesn't tell the story, nothing does:
Comment: It is hard to decide what is more shocking: That videogamers think it is ok to send a SWAT team your way as a prank, or that SWAT officers are so eager to pull the trigger when there is clearly no threat.