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MrPopup · 03-05-2003, 02:00 PM

I swear you'll get good publicity!

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Group Protests N.Y. Peace T-Shirt Arrest

By DAMITA CHAMBERS
The Associated Press
Wednesday, March 5, 2003; 2:55 PM

About 100 anti-war demonstrators marched through a mall Wednesday to protest the arrest of a shopper who wore a T-shirt that read "Peace on Earth" and "Give Peace a Chance."

"We just want to know what the policy is and why it's being randomly enforced," said Erin O'Brien, an organizer of the noontime rally at the Crossgates Mall.

Protest leaders were scheduled to meet with the mall's manager after the rally. Calls to mall officials were not immediately returned.

On Monday, Stephen Downs, 61, and his son were asked by mall security guards to remove their peace-slogan shirts or leave. Downs' 31-year-old son, Roger, took off his shirt. But Downs refused.

The guards called police, and he was charged with trespassing and pleaded innocent.

Police Chief James Murley said: "We don't care what they have on their shirts, but they were asked to leave the property, and it's private property."

The men had had the T-shirts made at a mall store and wore them while they shopped.

03-05-2003, 02:00 PM
MrPopup Confirmed User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: on the internet Posts: 3,783	You should get this guy to wear his t-shirt in YOUR content... I swear you'll get good publicity! ********************************************** Group Protests N.Y. Peace T-Shirt Arrest By DAMITA CHAMBERS The Associated Press Wednesday, March 5, 2003; 2:55 PM About 100 anti-war demonstrators marched through a mall Wednesday to protest the arrest of a shopper who wore a T-shirt that read "Peace on Earth" and "Give Peace a Chance." "We just want to know what the policy is and why it's being randomly enforced," said Erin O'Brien, an organizer of the noontime rally at the Crossgates Mall. Protest leaders were scheduled to meet with the mall's manager after the rally. Calls to mall officials were not immediately returned. On Monday, Stephen Downs, 61, and his son were asked by mall security guards to remove their peace-slogan shirts or leave. Downs' 31-year-old son, Roger, took off his shirt. But Downs refused. The guards called police, and he was charged with trespassing and pleaded innocent. Police Chief James Murley said: "We don't care what they have on their shirts, but they were asked to leave the property, and it's private property." The men had had the T-shirts made at a mall store and wore them while they shopped. __________________ <table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3" border="1" bgcolor="#008000"><tr><td><font size=3>Gone</font></td></tr></table>