An
incident that serves as a cautionary tale to bear in mind
when Planned Parenthood sympathizers allege pro-life
violence, harassment, etc., thereby claiming a need for a buffer zone. |
TUE, JUL 17 -- "Disregard those calls," said a Boston Police
sergeant to the dispatcher on Saturday, July 14 regarding a call to Boston
Police complaining that pro-lifers at Planned Parenthood were "out of control."
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Transcript
of the police radio conversation:
Boston Police Dispatcher - "Is there a unit still down at 1055 Comm
Ave. (Planned Parenthood)? Can a unit go back to that 1055 Comm. Ave. if there
is none there? There's a call that two white females dressed as Boston
Police officers are really out of control and acting up."
Boston Police Officer [still at P.P. since rosary vigil] - "Kilo 4xx,
I'm still down here at 1055. I'm watching those two individuals right now.
They're not doing anything or acting up. They're just standing there.
They're talking to another protester."
Dispatcher - "OK, thank you. I'm just giving out the call."
Police Officer - "Yeah, I know. Where is that call coming from? Who
made that call? I mean, nothing is going on; I'd like to know where that call
came from."
Dispatcher - "I'm not sure. Ah, the (Star) market."
Police Officer - "Yeah, OK. There is nothing going on"
Boston Police Supervisor, District 14 - "Kilo 911 to
dispatcher."
Dispatcher - "Kilo 911, go ahead"
Supervisor District 14 - "Kilo 911, those two individuals are
regulars out there. We know them and are aware of them. Disregard
those calls."
Dispatcher - "OK Kilo 911, I got it."
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