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Um... by cybergeek 2005-09-12 06:29:07
Organizers of the Pentagon's 9/11 memorial Freedom Walk on Sunday are taking extraordinary measures to control participation in the march and concert, with the route fenced off and lined with police and the event closed to anyone who does not register online by 4:30 p.m. today.

The march, sponsored by the Department of Defense, will wend its way from the Pentagon to the Mall along a route that has not been specified but will be lined with four-foot-high snow fencing to keep it closed and "sterile," said Allison Barber, deputy assistant secretary of defense.

The U.S. Park Police will have its entire Washington force of several hundred on duty and along the route, on foot, horseback and motorcycles and monitoring from above by helicopter. Officers are prepared to arrest anyone who joins the march or concert without a credential and refuses to leave, said Park Police Chief Dwight E. Pettiford.

The event? the America Supports You Freedom Walk.

Did I miss something?

[ Reply ]
  Talk about contradictions! by Bastetsmuse2005-09-12 06:30:27
  Probably more to protect those in the by classic_jon2005-09-12 06:33:49
  Is that in Washington "Bejing" ? by SciSSorS2005-09-12 06:48:55
    My dad tells about a variant of that sign by MatthewDBA2005-09-12 07:21:11
  THE day to do some burglaring, killing, etc. by klaranth2005-09-12 07:05:01
    No, just the Park Police by MatthewDBA2005-09-12 07:20:09
      so they will still sit and hide on Rock Creek Blvd by defdood2005-09-12 07:34:46

 

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