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    Gasiorowski and Assistant Chief William Bochter said the proposed bridge rally would add one too many public venues for the police to cover simultaneously during the summit. "We're stretched to the limits right now" Bochter said. Bochter said police are assigned to two alternate rally locations. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
    We're stretched to the limits right now
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Entertainment 6 months ago
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Pittsburgh accused of permit 'bias' against protest groups
  1. We don't think the two ends of the bridge could accommodate a mad rush of people
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Entertainment 6 months ago
  2. Basically, in court (yesterday) we learned that the city has lied and delayed the process in a less-than-ethical way
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Entertainment 6 months ago
  3. There was clear favoritism and bias
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Entertainment 6 months ago

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