Civil Danger Warning

If you have ever heard of "The EAS Test", then let me tell you that I am the same person from that creepypasta.
(Plus, this article was improved by Kitty Kittenton.)
It started on January 20th, 2019 (the creepypasta was set next year after 2018 because I want it like that). I was watching Arthur at 2:56 AM, when a Civil Danger Warning was issued. There was a voice after the alert tone, which said, "Civil Danger Warning for {my area}. The following message is transmitted at the request of the {my hometown} Police Department. There is an extremely dangerous individual on the loose. He is described as an unidentified, skinny male standing at seven feet and five inches. He was last seen wearing a dark red ski mask, a dark red t-shirt, and black pants. He has pitch-black skin, and his eyes are black and dark red. Lock all doors and wind-"
Static burst on the screen and interrupted the alert.
After the static disappeared, there was another alert issued, which was an Emergency Action Notification. The tones sounded highly distorted. After the tones, there was a voice that didn't sound normal. It was a deep, slowed, and distorted voice, so I couldn't make out any words from it.After a couple of minutes of the creepy voice, everything turned bizarre. The screen was covered in static, and all the words were unknown symbols (except "National Alert" and "Issued an"). In the background, there was moaning, screaming, and white noise. After a few minutes of this, the white noise drowned out all the other noises. Static covered the entire screen, which then faded to a black background with green text that said, "No Signal." 
I was quite confused, so I contacted my broadcasting station. Here's how the conversation went.
(Broadcast Station) Hello, thank you for calling [Broadcast Station]! How may I help you today?
(Me) I would like to report something. Was the emergency alert a hoax ?
(Broadcast Station) Oh! Yes, it was a hoax. The person mentioned does not exist. We wanted to send out a Required Monthly Test, but we accidentally sent a Civil Danger Warning instead. The Emergency Action Notification was also sent in error. We are about to transmit an Administrative Message informing the public of our mistake.
(Me) Oh, alright, thanks!
(Broadcast Station) Thank you for reporting it to us. Have a good night!
I acknowledged that it was a false alarm, but the fact that they "accidentally" sent a Civil Danger Warning was quite difficult for me to believe, as it seemed too real, but hey, who am I to judge? I'm just relieved that it was only an error.
Category:TV
Category:Test
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