Park Police enforcing open container laws with arrests

[Anonymous]

This is what happens when we elect 13 “community activists” to the Council. Would it kill us if we elected someone with any actual business, law enforcement, medical expertise?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can the Park Police please come to the Cleveland Park metro? Come for lunch at the new deli, stay for the public drug use!

I’m in CP. Where/when are you seeing this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lame. Glad NYPD doesn't do this. Nothing better than to go to a concert in the park with a bottle of wine.

We go to Wolf Trap (National Park Service's concert arena in Virginia right outside DC) all the time. It's BYOB and you can bring whatever alcohol you want and can drink the entire concert. They sell alcohol too. I also like concerts with a bottle of wine, preferably my own!

Yeah, and then you drive home drunk. Glad I don't live near Wolf Trap.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about enforcing the speed limit in rock creek park? A few arrest would be great.

We found the guy who smokes weed in public parks.

Smoking weed in a park is not really a problem. MYOB

I have a problem with it. I don’t wanna smell your dope, or watch you walking around in a daze, or be sitting behind you at an intersection and be stuck there because you’re too stoned to realize the light has been green for 20 seconds.

Kill your brain cells at home, pothead.

Thank you. And the evidence is showing that you are killing off your lungs and heart with pot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lame. Glad NYPD doesn't do this. Nothing better than to go to a concert in the park with a bottle of wine.

We go to Wolf Trap (National Park Service's concert arena in Virginia right outside DC) all the time. It's BYOB and you can bring whatever alcohol you want and can drink the entire concert. They sell alcohol too. I also like concerts with a bottle of wine, preferably my own!

Yeah, and then you drive home drunk. Glad I don't live near Wolf Trap.

Hey moron, some people Uber, and some people live in walking distance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can the Park Police please come to the Cleveland Park metro? Come for lunch at the new deli, stay for the public drug use!

I’m in CP. Where/when are you seeing this?

Near the CBD store? On the benches along Connecticut? In your neighborhood?

https://www.axios.com/local/washington-dc/2023/06/13/dc-marijuana-neighbor-lawsuit

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lame. Glad NYPD doesn't do this. Nothing better than to go to a concert in the park with a bottle of wine.

We go to Wolf Trap (National Park Service's concert arena in Virginia right outside DC) all the time. It's BYOB and you can bring whatever alcohol you want and can drink the entire concert. They sell alcohol too. I also like concerts with a bottle of wine, preferably my own!

Yeah, and then you drive home drunk. Glad I don't live near Wolf Trap.

Hey moron, some people Uber, and some people live in walking distance.

Take a look at Wolf Trap on a map. Not so walkable. And the rideshare area, which Uburs must use, is a congested nightmare post event at Wolf Trap.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is what I voted for.

You voted for no beer at your family reunion picnic in the picnic pavilions in the park?

Yes, why are you drinking at your family reunion at a National Park? Get help. Alcoholic weirdo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lame. Glad NYPD doesn't do this. Nothing better than to go to a concert in the park with a bottle of wine.

We go to Wolf Trap (National Park Service's concert arena in Virginia right outside DC) all the time. It's BYOB and you can bring whatever alcohol you want and can drink the entire concert. They sell alcohol too. I also like concerts with a bottle of wine, preferably my own!

Yeah, and then you drive home drunk. Glad I don't live near Wolf Trap.

Wine doesn’t affect people the same way beer or liquor does, idiot. Relax.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lame. Glad NYPD doesn't do this. Nothing better than to go to a concert in the park with a bottle of wine.

We go to Wolf Trap (National Park Service's concert arena in Virginia right outside DC) all the time. It's BYOB and you can bring whatever alcohol you want and can drink the entire concert. They sell alcohol too. I also like concerts with a bottle of wine, preferably my own!

Yeah, and then you drive home drunk. Glad I don't live near Wolf Trap.

Wine doesn’t affect people the same way beer or liquor does, idiot. Relax.

Lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lame. Glad NYPD doesn't do this. Nothing better than to go to a concert in the park with a bottle of wine.

We go to Wolf Trap (National Park Service's concert arena in Virginia right outside DC) all the time. It's BYOB and you can bring whatever alcohol you want and can drink the entire concert. They sell alcohol too. I also like concerts with a bottle of wine, preferably my own!

Yeah, and then you drive home drunk. Glad I don't live near Wolf Trap.

Wine doesn’t affect people the same way beer or liquor does, idiot. Relax.

Some of the trolling on this board is truly first-rate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lame. Glad NYPD doesn't do this. Nothing better than to go to a concert in the park with a bottle of wine.

We go to Wolf Trap (National Park Service's concert arena in Virginia right outside DC) all the time. It's BYOB and you can bring whatever alcohol you want and can drink the entire concert. They sell alcohol too. I also like concerts with a bottle of wine, preferably my own!

Yeah, and then you drive home drunk. Glad I don't live near Wolf Trap.

Arent’ you bright!! Alcohol available at a concert=people driving drunk. So you must be advocating for no alcohol at all in restaurants or bars, no beer with your pizza otherwise people drive back drunk. Let’s go back to the roaring 20s and prohibition then. Guess you dont know what it means to be responsible adults. When we go to a restaurant or dinner with friends, if my DH drinks and do not snd drive back. Or we take Uber or Metro. We are late 50s-early 60s, never had a problem with alcohol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when we elect 13 “community activists” to the Council. Would it kill us if we elected someone with any actual business, law enforcement, medical expertise?

Business- no Trump is a disaster. Law-enforcement - no Eric Adams. Medical expertise - no because they would insist upon vaccinations and mask wearing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about enforcing the speed limit in rock creek park? A few arrest would be great.

We found the guy who smokes weed in public parks.

Smoking weed in a park is not really a problem. MYOB

It stinks and no one wants to smell it. I have zero problem if you want to pop a gummy.

[Anonymous]

Awesome. Our council is such an embarrassment. Why can’t they see how much people want this and change DC laws?