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It is the policy of this Department to protect people, their property, and rights while providing the best in public safety and service.
It is the policy of this Department to protect people, their property, and rights while providing the best in public safety and service.
This includes those individuals exercising their First Amendment right to peaceably assemble.
This includes those individuals exercising their First Amendment right to peaceably assemble.
Under the U.S. Constitution, persons and groups have a right to organize and participate in First Amendment assemblies on sidewalks, in parks, or other public ways near the object of their protest so they may be seen and heard.
Under the U.S. Constitution, persons and groups have a right to organize and participate in First Amendment assemblies on sidewalks, in parks, or other public ways near the object of their protest so they may be seen and heard.
It is neither the WHAT??? nor the WHAT???? of the Department to suppress or restrain lawful activity.
INTENTION
DESIRE
Under federal, state, and local law, governments are allowed to place reasonable TIME, PLACE, and MANNER ****RESTRICTIONS on the freedom of speech.
time place manner RESTRICTIONS

on FREEDOM OF SPEECH
Reasonable restrictions may be applied only as necessary to

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1. maintain public safety and order
2. to facilitate uninhibited commerce and freedom of movement.
1. maintain public safety and order
2. to facilitate uninhibited commerce and freedom of movement.
Some forms of protest are defined as:

PD/CD/R
Some forms of protest are defined as:

peaceful demonstrations
civil disobedience,
riots.
anticipated event
An activity involving large numbers of people that requires a permit or is planned and publicized beforehand, including parades, marches, rallies, concerts, religious gatherings, parties, community activities, sporting events, labor disputes, and peaceful demonstrations.
unplanned OR spontaneous event
An unanticipated or unannounced public gathering where the Department did not receive prior notice or have time to preplan a response to address public safety concerns.
buffer zone
A safety zone created by officers which renders the area safe.
dispersal order
A verbal announcement given to the crowd to inform them of the law they are violating and the consequences of such violation.
crowd management
Techniques used to address crowds, including a display of police officers, containment, travel lane closures, buffer zones, mobile field force tactics, dispersal tactics, and arrest procedures.
field force extrication (FFE)
The process of safely removing protesters from protester devices intentionally used to obstruct the law. This process is completed by utilizing techniques and specialized training by the Homeland Security Saturation Team (HSST).
mobile field force
A large element of police officers specially organized to implement and apply crowd management techniques during protests through presence, maneuver, and enforcement.
protest
A form of dissent, varying in degrees of action or disruption, identified as:
Peaceful Demonstration - A lawful public expression of objection, disapproval, or dissent toward an idea or action
Civil Disobedience - Nonviolent protest where there is an intentional breach of the law
Riot - An assembly that constitutes a clear and present danger of violent or unlawful acts, including, civil unrest, destruction of property, arson, looting, or when another immediate threat to public safety, peace, or order appears
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