Security challenges as 3 major events
converge in Denver
Posted By: NorthernDog, 6/24/2022 8:42:20 PM
DENVER — The Denver Police Department and other law enforcement agencies have been sending out warnings to stay away from downtown if you don't like large crowds. Police have been coordinating with other agencies and organizations as three large events all take place at once. A number of plans are in place to help keep people safe and crowds under control in Denver this weekend. Denver Police say there will be a “large police presence” for the Avsgame Friday night. That beefed-up force will on hand all weekend to address any safety concerns at Roe v. Wade events and PrideFest.
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The Hyde Amendment Codification Act —Prohibits the expenditure for any abortion of funds authorized
Chaos and mayhem took over in Los Angeles on Friday night as pro-abortion activists rioted over the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and hand control of abortion laws back to the states.(Tweet/Video) Several officers were hit with “what appeared to be fireworks and projectiles,” according to a report from ABC 7.
Less-lethal munitions were used in an attempt disperse the crowd, but many of the protesters seemed determined to fight the police. (Tweet/Video) There were multiple protests across Los Angeles, including in Downtown and Hollywood.
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BLM must feel left out. Throw them in the mix too and Denver will be a pile of ruble by Sunday night.