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wadesworld

Just got an email regarding Capitol Drive in Milwaukee for tonight, just a heads up for all you Scoopers who may take Capitol for your commute...

"Do Not Take!!!!    Eric just informed me that today is National Day of Rage across the country and it will take place here in Milwaukee around 60th -76th  and Capital is where the demonstration is suppose to start.....at about 5 PM.   Probably start congregating this afternoon!

Just thought you should know......."

naginiF

I'd never heard of this until now, here's the full list of cities and locations ---unknown how accurate or organized this list is. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-13/be-aware-not-there-national-day-rage-july-15th-2016

No KC on the list, apparently we celebrate it locally as a "day of mild agitation"

wadesworld

Quote from: naginiF on July 15, 2016, 03:08:56 PM
I'd never heard of this until now, here's the full list of cities and locations ---unknown how accurate or organized this list is. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-13/be-aware-not-there-national-day-rage-july-15th-2016

No KC on the list, apparently we celebrate it locally as a "day of mild agitation"

Yeah we'll see how this goes.  A few nights ago they shut down Highway 100 and North Avenue during rush hour, backing up and rerouting everything, because of...TWENTY protestors INSIDE Mayfair Mall chanting about justice.  There were helicopters flying overhead and cars driving down all the side streets to avoid the traffic created for no reason.

Police overreact and media overblows and it makes things worse than it needs to be.

forgetful

Quote from: wadesworld on July 15, 2016, 03:28:27 PM
Yeah we'll see how this goes.  A few nights ago they shut down Highway 100 and North Avenue during rush hour, backing up and rerouting everything, because of...TWENTY protestors INSIDE Mayfair Mall chanting about justice.  There were helicopters flying overhead and cars driving down all the side streets to avoid the traffic created for no reason.

Police overreact and media overblows and it makes things worse than it needs to be.

I think this summarizes it.  Meanwhile in turkey....craziness the last few days.

brewcity77

The location this is supposed to take place is Dineen Park which is south of Capitol, nestled in between Appleton, 69th Street, and Vienna. Kind of an odd little area over there. Apparently the guy responsible for organizing this tried the same thing in 2014 and it didn't get any traction. Quite a few in the local protective service community seem to think it's more hoax than anything, but MPD is taking it seriously because of the events we've seen in the past 10 days or so.

wadesworld

Quote from: brewcity77 on July 15, 2016, 07:54:56 PM
The location this is supposed to take place is Dineen Park which is south of Capitol, nestled in between Appleton, 69th Street, and Vienna. Kind of an odd little area over there. Apparently the guy responsible for organizing this tried the same thing in 2014 and it didn't get any traction. Quite a few in the local protective service community seem to think it's more hoax than anything, but MPD is taking it seriously because of the events we've seen in the past 10 days or so.

Yeah I looked further into it and saw Dineen Park.  To be honest I've heard of Dineen but, despite commuting down Capitol from Tosa to Glendale every day, I'm not sure I've seen it.  I went down Hampton on my way home today instead and saw maybe 5-10 people with some signs out on Hampton, so I figured there were probably at least some people out there.

brewcity77

Dineen is actually about two blocks south of Capitol. It's a funky little area back there, if you don't have reason to go, it's easy to completely ignore. I'd wager most commuters don't, unless they are looking for the hourly rate motels on Appleton. I talked to the engine boss that covers the Dineen Park area and they didn't have any calls over there, so seems like it was mostly quiet.

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