A Staten Island grand jury’s decision not to indict the police officer whose chokehold killed Eric Garner this past July has sparked a ton of outrage on Twitter as people marvel at how an abundance of footage and the medical examiner ruling the death a homicide somehow doesn’t warrant a criminal charge. While the NYPD is always the subject of ample scrutiny, this decision takes that public pressure to a whole other level.

So, knowing that, the NYPD would probably acknowledge that trying to get this hashtag trending just minutes after the decision was announced was a really, really bad idea:

The #NYPD is committed to rebuilding public trust. #Wehearyou

— Chief Joanne Jaffe (@NYPDCommAffairs) December 3, 2014

As you might expect, Twitter is going hard after the NYPD. Here’s a sampling of some of the top one-liners so far:

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“@NYPDCommAffairs: The #NYPD is committed to rebuilding public trust. #Wehearyou” unless we're saying we can't breathe, in which case STFU?

— Hari Kunzru (@harikunzru) December 3, 2014

As we crush your wind pipe RT @NYPDCommAffairs: The #NYPD is committed to rebuilding public trust. #Wehearyou

— Dave Brown (@AnswerDave) December 3, 2014

You can’t hear us because you’re choking us to death! RT @NYPDCommAffairs: The #NYPD is committed to rebuilding public trust. #Wehearyou

— Michael Crawford (@dmcrawford) December 3, 2014

This is crapping on us and telling us it's snowing RT @NYPDCommAffairs: The #NYPD is committed to rebuilding public trust. #Wehearyou

— Amin Elhassan (@AminESPN) December 3, 2014

In your ability to kill people & get away with it? RT @NYPDCommAffairs The #NYPD is committed to rebuilding public trust. #Wehearyou

— Mikki Kendall (@Karnythia) December 3, 2014

Just because you hear doesn't mean you're listening RT @NYPDCommAffairs: The #NYPD is committed to rebuilding public trust. #Wehearyou

— Grant Tucker (@scknows) December 3, 2014

You can start by stop killing innocent people “@NYPDCommAffairs: The #NYPD is committed to rebuilding public trust. #Wehearyou”

— Jay Walker (@imjaywalker) December 3, 2014

#NYPD #Wehearyou UNLESS YOU'RE BEGGING FOR YOUR LIFE. #bastards

— Rebel with a Cause (@TeamDAFLIRebel) December 3, 2014

This very succinct tweet probably puts it best:

@NYPDCommAffairs Fuck off.

— Matt Miner (@MattMinerXVX) December 3, 2014

[via Daily Dot]