Frustrated neighbors want Springfield police, officials to end late-night pop-up parties – State Journal-Register (Springfield)

The Springfield Police Department conducted "proactive details" last weekend in an attempt to break up what Assistant Chief Josh Stuenkel called "pop-up" parties, in which a group of 100 people or more gather in a certain location, usually late at night after local bars close. Citations were issued during a series of traffic stops, with six weapons being recovered related to the details, leading to seven people being arrested on weapons charges.
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Pat S.
1 year ago

Clamp down on the pop-ups and expect cries of ‘systemic racism.’

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