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'2 Million Bikers' Cruising Through D.C. on 9/11 Despite Permit Denial

Police will act against the bikers if 'a crime' is committed

By Steven Nelson
September 9, 2013


Rolling Thunder bikers cross Arlington Memorial Bridge into Washington, D.C., May 26, 2013. Thousands of bikers are anticipated in Washington on September 11.

Bikers hoping to cruise nonstop through Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Sept. 11 received disappointing news over the weekend: the city denied their permit request.

"We find this regretful for the residents and businesses of that great city, and humbly offer our apologies," organizers of the ride said Friday on Facebook. "What could have been a one or two hour ride through will now likely be an all day event."

It's legal for motorcycles to drive through D.C. and participants plan to cross into the capital undeterred after 11 a.m. "For security purposes the final route will not be posted publicly," the organizers added.

It's unclear if law enforcement will take action against what may be a traffic-clogging permitless demonstration on wheels.

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Riders plan to abide by all relevant traffic laws, such as yielding to pedestrians and stopping at red lights.

But a member of the D.C. police department's public affairs office told U.S. News officers will act "if there is a crime committed."

It would be a crime for riders to engage in certain activities "if a permit is required" for them, according to the police spokesman.

The ride is intended as a way to remember the people who died in the 9/11 terror attacks and the soldiers who subsequently fought al-Qaida in Afghanistan. It was announced in August, after a Sept. 11 demonstration originally billed as the "Million Muslim March" – but renamed the "Million American March Against Fear" in February – received widespread media coverage.

[RELATED: There Is No More 'Million Muslim March' on 9/11]

The Muslim-initiated demonstration received a permit from the National Park Service for use of the National Mall. Its participants will include groups that doubt the official account of the 2001 terror attacks, at least one tea party organization, Princeton professor Cornel West and Congressional Black Caucus Chairman Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, D-Mo.

Bike riders are already en route from across the country. Local press reports said bikers whizzed through Florida and Texas Sunday on their way to D.C. Photos posted to Twitter show meetups in Phoenix, Knoxville, Tenn., and Maine.

Organizers set up Facebook groups to help organize participants from each of the 49 continental states.

Ted Gest, a spokesman for the D.C. attorney general's office, which would prosecute alleged infractions, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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"Two Million Bikers" Rally Roars Into D.C. Area for 9/11

Wednesday, Sep 11, 2013 | Updated 12:17 PM

A large rally to commemorate 9/11 is roaring through the Washington, D.C., area.

About 2,000 bikers with the group "Two Million Bikers to D.C." are snarling traffic on the Beltway with a ride honoring the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, and the members of the military called to serve after the attacks.

On their Facebook page, in all caps, the group said they will stand by the Constitution and Bill of Rights, adding that they're "against any fundamental transformation of America."

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Organizers tried to get a last-minute permit to close some intersections near monuments and on Capitol Hill in D.C., but the National Park Service denied that request. According to US News and World Report, park service spokesperson Carol Johnson said allowing the road closures "would cause a severe service disruption of traffic."

However, permits are not required to hold a rally in the city. It will be up to individual riders whether they choose to enter the city, WTOP reported.

On their Facebook page, the group apologized for the gridlock they'll likely cause.

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"What could have been a one or two hour ride through will now likely be an all day event," the organizers said in the Sept. 6 post.

The ride will begin at Harley Davidson of Washington in Fort Washington, Md., at 11 a.m. The group did not release a route, citing "security purposes."

One group of participants is expected to make their way up I-95 North in Stafford at around 9 a.m. They should reach D.C. sometime after 11 a.m. I-95 North at exit 143 in Stafford County was closed for about 15 minutes as motorcyclists began their trip to D.C.

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Two-Million-Bikers-Roar-Into-DC-for-911-223271211.html

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