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Police Stop Elon Musk from Removing Twitter Sign at Its Headquarters

Elon Musk removes Twitter sign at its headquarters at 1355 Market Street in San Francisco. But, before they could finish, the police showed up and stopped this activity..

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Twitter Sign Outside US Headquarters Was Being Changed To X , But Then Police Arrived

The videos and pictures show a worker pulling parts of the prominent white sign at 1355 Market Street in San Francisco.

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Police halted Twitter HQ sign removal in San Francisco during Elon Musk s X rebrand

Elon Musk’s brand shift from Twitter to “X” hit a brief snag at the company’s San Francisco headquarters on Monday after local police briefly stopped a crew from taking down the sign displaying the old name.

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Twitter sign removed from San Francisco headquarters amid police interruption

Twitter sign removed from San Francisco headquarters amid police interruption
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Twitter s blue bird comes crashing down: Cops called as Elon Musk has sign removed from firm s San Fran HQ without notifying security - as he changes company s name to X after 18 years

Cops were briefly called to Twitter s San Francisco HQ after a worker began tearing down letters from the building s iconic sign.

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