Stunt? Hoax? Mistaken Identity? NYPD Just Showed Up At Our Door For Welfare Check
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Hey there, folks. It is Sunday, August 2nd. And Robach and I just got a knock on the door from the NYPD. And we had two very different reactions to it. And with that, welcome to this live edition. This is a real-time edition of Amy and TJ. Robach, I didn't even give you a heads up that when I hit record, this is what we're going to talk about. But you've been a little... Wound up here in the past several minutes. I wanted to get on record. Yes, in part because you said you wanted us to get on record somewhere with what just happened. Yeah, I wanted to, like, text a friend or text a family member just in case something was used against us. I'm sorry, but we've had enough experience in the last few years.
And actually over the past... I mean, several years as people who are in the spotlight understanding the vulnerability. If someone wants to accuse you of something or wants to say you did something untoward, you are easy pickings. If you have some name that can be bold-faced in some tabloid, then yeah, there stands to be a gain for someone else. If you've pissed them off, if you've made them angry in any way, shape, or form, they have a recourse to retaliate against you, either with police or... Bad publicity. So, yes, forgive me if I'm a little on edge when police knock on our door and say there was an anonymous phone call. OK, so here's the thing. But this is really this just happened to us. They just left five minutes ago.
They actually did. But it was much longer of an ordeal, if you will, than that.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–9:09
2
Why did the NYPD arrive at our door for a surprise welfare check?
9:09–15:13
3
How did our living situation and building security affect the welfare-check response?
15:13–16:43
4
How did we first learn about the wellness check from the building doorman?
16:43–17:43
5
What immediate emotional reactions did TJ and Rose have when police were coming?
17:43–30:49
Speakers
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