The police department asked people to send in videos of “illegal activity” via its iWatch Dallas app, and Twitter users responded creatively.
HuffPost tested the app on Monday morning. It was still down by mid-afternoon, but it was unclear whether the K-pop fans’ efforts are what caused the technical difficulties. The app only allows users to send a tip to police, not to view the tips others have sent.
A representative from the Dallas Police Department sent HuffPost a statement Monday evening saying its app is “restored” and that the cause of the crash “is still being determined.” “We encourage the public to download it to report a crime or any suspicious activity,” the statement reads.
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