Demonstrations happening downtown Indy 8/29

[GNRPowdeR]

Gotta spread the rep around... dammit.

Take care of yourself, sir!

I got him for both of us...

 

[KMaC]

Mears is ok with the "protesting." He has so far charged police officers for using lawful force and a woman who tried to drive away from people surrounding her van.

I had read that 100 people were arrested during the riots. 50 had charges dropped by Mears because they weren't violent.
Did he file charges against the remaining 50 violent offenders? Media seems to have lost interest in this story.

 

[GIJEW]

I had read that 100 people were arrested during the riots. 50 had charges dropped by Mears because they weren't violent.
Did he file charges against the remaining 50 violent offenders? Media seems to have lost interest in this story.

"non violent rioting"?

 

[KMaC]

"non violent rioting"?

2020, the year of the oxymoron.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

2020, the year of the [STRIKE]oxy[/STRIKE]moron.

FIFY...

 

[diveski11]

Growing up my Dad made two huge bowls every Friday night. One for himself, the other for everyone else. Dang it now I'm craving popcorn and it's way too late tonight.

 

[INPatriot]

This further confirms that my "stay on my side of Raceway Road" policy is a winner.

More of a "West of Dan Jones Rd" guy, myself. The exception being Menards.

 

[MinuteManMike]

I remember when downtown was bereft of non-scum humans. Looks like the mayor wants a return to the Bad Old Days.

 

[DRob]

I remember when downtown was bereft of non-scum humans. Looks like the mayor wants a return to the Bad Old Days.

Agreed! Just like every city where they rioters have been given a pass, we have a Democrat mayor. City employees have put up banners celebrating BLM and B. Taylor on street light posts in downtown Louisville. The Louisville Metro Council just passed a vote of no confidence in their mayor 22-4. What are the odds of the Indy CC Council following suit on that?!?!?