Thread: D.C. Metro Police Escorted SEIU Protesters to BoA Executive

Police cars attached to the Washington MPD’s Civil Disturbance Unit had escorted the SEIU protesters’ buses to Baer’s home

D.C. Metro Police Escorted SEIU Protesters to Bank Of America Executive’s Home

By News on the Net Friday, May 21, 2010
Archy Cary, bigjournalism.com

The family of Greg Baer, Bank of America executive, is located in a jurisdiction protected by the Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD), which responded promptly to a disturbance call from his neighborhood last weekend.

According to Corporal Dan Friz, an MCPD spokesperson in Rockville, Maryland, the department received a disturbance call from one of Baer’s neighbors at 4:10 pm last Sunday. Four MCPD units arrived at Baer’s Greenville Rd. address at 4:15 pm. At least two Metropolitan Police Department units from the nearby District of Columbia were already at the scene when they arrived.

Why? Because police cars attached to the Washington MPD’s Civil Disturbance Unit had escorted the SEIU protesters’ buses to Baer’s home. Such cross-jurisdictional escort activity is not uncommon for both departments according to Friz and Metro Police Department spokesperson Officer Eric Frost. Still, the District police did not inform their colleagues of what was about to happen in one of their Maryland neighborhoods.

NPA and SEIU at the home of BofA's Gregory Baer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsf-XsC1 ... r_embedded

The Maryland officers reported there were approximately 500 protesters on and near the front lawn of Baer’s house. Montgomery County was not given a “heads-upâ€

this is just wrong

Oh my God ... this is wronger than wrong. This is unbelievable! Outrageous! Holy Moly! I must post this around as should everyone.

Americans must know because DC wants STATEHOOD! Can you imagine? That DC needs to be split between its original boundaries of Virginia and Maryland and returned to the states with the Federal Government control over only those properties it uses exclusively, excluding leased properties. Good Grief!