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(1) The authorities in St. Louis are coddling the protestors. I'd lock 'em up for interfering with police work. They've got computers, file cabinets, etc., with personal information and ongoing investigations to protect, and detectives busy working on things, handling phone calls, arranging to talk to witnesses, etc., i.e., police work. And the protestors should be cited not for disorderly conduct, but actually interfering with officers in the performance of their duties. Get the DA involved in it.

(2) Notice how this protest against the cops movement can go on and on ENDLESSLY in any American city...save one? Washington, D.C., that cesspool with magnificent architecture, doesn't put up with this crap. I've been there. The police are quick to put things down, and keep 'em down and under control. Quickly. And the press doesn't say a word, either. Some kind of unwritten understanding they have. It's the only city where this behavior doesn't happen. (Remember how they gunned down this crazy young lady in her car? The press didn't push the anti-cop agenda, now, did they?)

Notice how this protest against the cops movement can go on and on ENDLESSLY in any American city...save one? Washington, D.C., that cesspool with magnificent architecture, doesn't put up with this crap.

I believe this is due to the Metropolitan Police and the Park Police being made to look completely powerless and craven in the face of several thousand crazy ass Iranians rioting right in front of the White House and up Penn. Ave against the Shah back in the 1970’s. It was an incredible event. The Islamowhacks and commies united and just went berserk. The small number of cops on the scene expecting the usual tame protest were just rolled over and swept away. I think after that the MPD determined that they would not be humiliated again.