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Can I park across from a fire hydrant?

Is it okay if I park across the street from a fire hydrant??

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Crowd control is a matter of degrees of escalating use of force, to break up and move groups of people who are acting in a criminal way. Observation of the mood of the crowd and communication of the numbers of people are important to give supervisors information to be able to use their manpower properly. Reaction must be measured by the acts that the crowd are doing. If people are setting fires and attacking the Police, the time for low key action is past. If guns are being fired, then it is a case of using hard tactics, and using all resources at hand. Tear gas, rubber bullets, pepper balls and bean bag rounds will be used to knock down crowd leaders, and to mark them for future arrest. Snatch groups will run out and grab crowd leaders, to bring them back to the prisoner vans, to be kept under control. Groups of Police will move on rioters from two directions to break them up and disperse them. Fire hoses can be use full to knock down and repel rioters, and to put out fires that may have been set, but the firefighters must have Police protection so they can work safely. Horses are very effective for crowd control when there has not been a complete break down of social order. People are naturally afraid of being stepped on , and officers on horse back have a better view than those on foot do. The horses need to have protective equipment to protect their eyes and legs, and the officers need 4 foot long batons, to be able to reach people on foot, from their saddles. Mounted officers should never work alone, as it is too easy for one horse to be injured with knives. Overhead observation from a helicopter can be very usefull, to track crowd movement and to plan responses to the situation as it develops. Jim b. Toronto.

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