After Buckingham Fountain incident, CPD warns vandalism ‘will not be tolerated’ during DNC – NBC Chicago

“The Chicago Police Department has been and continues to prepare for the upcoming Democratic National Convention since Chicago was announced as the host city a year ago. Our training has been heavily focused on responding to large-scale First Amendment activity," the department told NBC Chicago in a statement Monday. "As always, we will protect those exercising their constitutional rights, as well as those who are working, living, and visiting in the areas of the demonstrations. When orders to disperse are given for public safety reasons, we will seek voluntary compliance first consistent with the Department's First Amendment Rights policy. Those who continue to be in violation of dispersal orders after a reasonable amount of time will face arrest."
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Zephyr Window
1 year ago

“Not be tolerated”, now that’s funny!

Streeterville
1 year ago

Asterisk: except if committed by protected classes, groups and/or individuals.

Thus far, Johnson administration has signaled absolute tolerance and nonjudgmental acceptance of public demonstration disruptions, vandalism, and hate-crime.

DNC will bring Chicago’s dysfunction into full view of nation and world. Goodbye tourism-trade.

Robert L. Peters
1 year ago

The police won’t tolerate it but will they be prosecuted and held accountable? My guess is no.

The Railroader
1 year ago

There simply should be zero tolerance for this kind of schite at any time, not just when the leftists have their pow-wow for Grifter Joe (or his replacement…).

debtsor
1 year ago
Reply to  The Railroader

Leftists have always had their violent street radical do their dirty work. That’s why they tolerate it. They’ve been operating this way since the Russian Revolution when they intentionally emptied the prisons and gave felons the license to commit violence and damage to further the communist cause.

Martin Eden
1 year ago

It would be beneficial for the country to see what actually happens in Chicago on a day to day basis – let them do what they do EVERY day… We live in a city run by a complete moron – that is not meant as an insult, it is meant as a statement of BJ’s capacity… He simply isn’t smart – and his posse is no better… And, it would also shine a light on the boob of a governor who mismanages the jewel that Chicago represents. Crazy what an obvious failure Democrat policies are and have been. And yet,… Read more »

cynthia
1 year ago
Reply to  Martin Eden

This will keep happening as long as the vote counters stay the same…….no one in their right mind would keep electing such stupidity……even Chicago!

Truth in Cook County
1 year ago

With all the cameras around, why is it that the park district / city won’t release video of the jerks polluting Buckingham Fountain, and ultimately Lake Michigan? What are the hiding? And why would security not have responded quickly once they saw it on camera? The Ai software would have sent an alert. Finally why aren’t the climate activists going after the lake / fountain polluting pro-Palestinians?

cynthia
1 year ago

think you will get any answers?

debtsor
1 year ago

They’re not hiding anything. They’re covering for them. The commie regimes support street communists.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Too bad they didn’t use root beer so Foxx could change them with a felony.

The Railroader
1 year ago

Well played!

David F
1 year ago

Chicago will put a new definition on Public Safety, meaning anything they don’t want to hear to order people to disperse….

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