People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) removes a post that linked a fatal shooting in Washington, D.C., to a planned foie gras dinner at a nearby restaurant. The New York Post says PETA’s original message referenced the shooting and included an image of police activity near the scene.

According to the Washington Examiner, PETA deletes the post that had urged a local restaurant to cancel its foie gras dinner scheduled for Thursday evening, citing the fatal shooting earlier that day in the Logan Circle area. The sources differ mainly in emphasis: one outlet highlights the public backlash and the “read the room” framing, while the other focuses on PETA’s subsequent deletion of the post. Both reports center on the same sequence—PETA’s attempt to make a connection between the dinner and the shooting, followed by removal of the post.