> The ops people called 911, fire/ambulance came — and were turned away at the door by security It’s astounding that impeding an emergency response wasn’t an i

> The ops people called 911, fire/ambulance came — and were turned away at the door by security It’s astounding that impeding an emergency response wasn’t an immediately arrestable offense. If there’s a mortal threat and “security” is in the way, police should have every right to subdue the rent-a-cops.