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Our office has reviewed the video of people jumping on our patrol cars this weekend. While I'm thankful @SLMPD responded quickly and dispersed the crowd without conflict or injury, I'm disappointed in those people who will now have to face consequences for their behavior.https://twitter.com/KMOV/status/1396677868164423682 …
Let me be clear: You can go out and have a good time without all this nonsense. If we are committed to building a stronger city, we need to show some courtesy and respect.
Let’s draw the line at jumping on cars but hold the line at twerking next to them 
Not the mayor saying that we need to treat cops with respect 
The way y’all cop lovers think that the only way to deal with a situation is call the cops is very telling
Is the Board of Alderman going to reprimand @JosieGrillasSTL for publicly calling these acts inspiring and joyful? And making jokes about Footloose? What a slap in the face to those police officers who were responding to scared citizens making 911 calls due to shots being fired.
With all due courtesy and respect, is the real "nonsense" people dancing on police cars or the STLMPD leading the nation in killings?https://news.stlpublicradio.org/law-order/2021-01-18/report-shows-st-louis-police-led-the-nation-in-killings …
The residents of St. Louis City are leading the nation in killings, so, I guess it's on brand.
They put the party lights on, they wear tight uniforms, and they say “freeze” like Let me Clear my Throat. Are we sure this isn’t pride?
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