05-24-1977 Council Minutes - Public Hearing

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• . � , O�O�I ��OLt�� D �P��..-'t1�i��i' . � - �rm 3 �OLLOW UP/CONTI�lUAT10Q11 REPORT � � � . � oFFENSE_Disorderly Conduc • & Fai1»re to Ob�,y g Pnl i �e v Ofi'icer � � y PAGE 1 : COMPLAINANT Navarre Drive-In � • � _ • o ADDRESS � � ADDITIONAL DETAIL$OF OFfENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATIONS, ETC. . ' �� � On May 13, 1977 at approximatel 22• 0 m � Y •5 P• • , our squad, rr6512, � Officer Wagman, received a radio call to go to the Navarre Drive In to see a Complainant by the name of Mr. Evans, who was located in the � concession stand area. He stated that he had his family in the theater and was calling re�ardi_ng__the disorderl�con_duct that was �oin� on at • the theater; obscenities that were being yelled and other vulgar language that was bein� used. I also assiRned Officer Ward. of �`6510 unit. to pro �— ceed to that location to assist Officer Wa�nan. IIpon their arrival at _+_ _ the ilavarre Drive In� �he Officers radioed back to me that they had approximately two to th�»ee hundrod cars in the lot and approximately _�__150 to 200 people that were walkin� all ov_er the �rounds in a very dis- orderly fashion. I arrived upon the scene approximately 23:24, at which � � time I observed numerous youn� people , of all a�es, primarily from the age of 20 years and below, parading all over the movie theatre grounds, �---ma�X__�Lth� c�rinking bQer: �mQ��Z�__��owi ng t�eer b'��l�a some � pushing and shoving, matches were going on, and in general, �ust __ harrassment and loud talkin� was �Q�.�g Qn throu��out the �heater. It � was so loud within the theatar, that ae I drove in I was unable to hear --�ha�nn_yi_e_ i��el��ti_th_�11_the s��k�r_s�vrn�d�n_ T eQu1d he ar n�tr,i ng � but kids and persons mumbling and talking. It was at this time that I met w i�h �he man��r_��hQ__��st�nding at �h�_back Q��he 1Qt� savin� • that it was impossible for him to do anything and to keep a�l �hese persons in the cars .due to the vast number of persons that- th�y �had wi,thin tha � theater. He stated that he did have three persons that were working �rith a we��pting to_he1Y��uation and keen the9e persons in the vehic?es; however, they had not been ver3r successful in i doin� s�c�h Tt- wa at thi q t�m_�, th�t we advised h�m tQ_m�ke an anno�lnce� ment to have all persons enter back intD tha vehicles at the manager� s !_re��t. Tt was at ��ime that the manager made such` a rern��st and _ additional reinf'orcenents were ordered, by this �?.fficsr� �rorr� a Mound � Pol i ce Det�artmPnt� So�th a1rA Mi n�_Q�Q and Hennenin Covn�v Sheri fi'� s � Department. It was at this time tii.at the m:�nager .was met �rith loud horn-honkin�, booin�, etc. as he made his announcement. It was very � obvious that they intended not to comply. and obey his request. It was _ a verY short time later tha we made a "second AririoLLn�AmAnf-' ��ating that � the Police were hear to enforce the request that the manager, had made, � and any ners�ns not being_ in their vehi�l�s would be s �b�Qct t� arrest. " • A very short time later, we received a phone call to call Mr. Lebowitz, � o n argt-fln�3 ' s the Vi ra PreGi c3P,nt of' the organi zA t; nn It was at this tlme that I advised him of what the situation was and advisad � im of wnat our course of action was go� to be to those p ersons who refused to re-enter their vehlcles and.. watch the movie quietly. They _� would be arrested. He stated that was fine , but he wished that we would not go into any vehicles and question any sub�ects inside of' the � vehicles. I aclvised hi�ri :that it was not our intent to question anybody • , • SiGnIED SeY'�eA21�i Jam .4 �'r nlrljn ' o�TE �/� 6�11 ONi cer ��OSiTION: Unfound�d � Cl�or�d by on�N � Exc. Clyd. � R�{. oth�r afl�ncy � lnocTiv• � OthK.� • White-Cese/Canary�ou�ty ContractJPink-0ff�cer/Goldenrod-Inv�rtipator