[circlecity]

“Police cars revolving light “

What does that even mean

[TeddyRay]

Arrests at the elections office???

[dead]

It’s haiku.

[NImerc]

I think these are Twitter emotes people use to denote breaking news.

[AFB-XYZ]

I think it refers to the thingy that used to show up on Drudge when a really big story was breaking.

[nwrep]

Those were Twitter animated gifs of police sirens. when I copied his tweet, they were converted to text. :-)

[Magnum44]

A reference to drudge???

[proust]

A text translation of the graphics.

[hsmomx3]

I was going to ask that same question! Thank you!!

[Zeppelin]

The actual tweet is below. The twitter emoticons came across as text descriptors rather than icons.

🚨Massive legal victory in Philly just now. More to follow shortly.🚨— Jason Miller (@JasonMillerinDC) November 5, 2020

[z3n]

“Police cars revolving light “

What does that even mean

~~~

someone set us up a bomb

[cuban leaf]

It’s just a text version of the pictures on the tweet.

BTW, twitter flags it as a “questionable” tweet.

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Maybe like the old Drudge red/blue police light.

[frogjerk]

Like in Drudge speak

[Crolis]

I think that’s the text translation from using an emoji. It is useful for people who are visually impaired when they using text to speech software to read electronic text.

[Deaf Smith]

The revolving light is from the opening scene of the TV show Police Squad.

[qam1]

It’s a bombshell?

[Taffylucy]

Circling traffic light I assume (blocking traffic?)

[battousai]

its just the transliteration of the flashing light emoji in twitter, ignore that part

[jagusafr]

Maybe reference to Drudge’s revolving light on some hot story. Y’know, back when anybody cared what Drudge posted.