Police warn woman not to wear Halloween costume as protest
Published: October 31, 2021
The costume is meant to protest a developer’s plan to build a 30-story condo on taxpayer-owned beachfront land.
Source: kxxv.com
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United StatesDeanna BettineschiBob JarvisNova Southeastern UniversitySouth FloridaSouth Florida Sun SentinelHollyweird HalloweenSun SentinelA South Florida Woman Says She Was Warned Bya Local Police Officer Not To Weara Halloween Costume That Is Designed Likea Condo Building Project And Others Oppose Since It Would Be Considereda Protest For Which Needsa Permit Cat Uden Told The Sun Sentinel Her If Wore City Of Hollywoods Hollyweird Block Party Saturday Night Planned March Said Still Plans Wear But Wont Bring Along 12 Year Old Soni Dont Want Him See Me Getting Harassed ByDen Said Uden Has Beena Leading Critic Ofa Developers Plan To Builda 30 Story Condo On Taxpayer Owned Beachfront Land The Is Currently Home Toa Park Witha Community Centera Vote Matter By City Commissioners Expected Later This Year FacebookDen Urged Other Opponents Of The Development To Weara Costume Like HersEsigned Likea Condo BuildingR To Bring Signs That SaidCo CondoO The Halloween Block Partya Few Days After She Posted MessageDen Said She Got The Call From Local Police Lieutenanti Told Him It Sa Costume PartyHe Saidi Dont Consider Ita Demonstration And Thats Whyi Didnt Apply Fora Permit Police Spokeswoman Deanna Bettineschi Said That Uden Needsa To Holda Planned Protest March If She Attends The Event Leads An OrganizedDen Will Be Givena Warning And Asked To Leave AfteraHe Penalty Could Include Arrest Witha Fine Up To 500 Or 60 Days In JailEttineschi Said Bob JarvisA Constitutional Law Professor At Nova Southeastern UniversityOld The Sun Sentinel That Uden Hada Right To Wear Costume Since Doing So Was Protected By First Amendment Police Are On Very Shaky GroundArvis Said There Is No Reason To Think She Inciting Anyone Or That Will Be Startinga Riot Ap NewsFlorida News 