> During the ISAG protests, officers kept their badges out of sight and
> refused verbal requests for their badge numbers>
Rich McMartin wrote:
> >Show us the evidence of this unofficial policy. Find the officers and the
> supervisors you were told, verbally or in memos, to execute this unofficial
> policy.
That is, er ah... ahem... the sort of thing that I, ah meant...
I am confused as to how my statement above erodes anyone's first amendment
rights though. I only ask that you to substantiate your claims -- which
R.N. did with an example. Hiding badge numbers is bad and should be
investigated.
Perhaps there have been other such examples in previous posts, and I
apologize if I have not read all of the posts and missed them.
Rich McMartin
Bryant Neighborhood.
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