imer, William From: Christiansen, Dean’ ’ ‘Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2012 08:37 To: Palmer, William Subject: sma ‘Attachments: Oct27AIMCanada |AP.doc; Oct 7 IAP.doc This should be all NWS J Lt, Dean Christiansen peers Minneapolis Police call PRES 1" Precinct =. Daywatch - Day Beat = _ Community Response Team (CRT) 612-673.3676Incident Action Plan EVENT: Occupy Minnesota Rally/ AIM protest the Canadian Consulate. ** The date and times for this ‘event come from a single source and have not been verified. @ Wid GAZ 2071 INCIDENT COMMANDER 1000 Event: Sgt. Gary Nelson Gall Sign: 105, NCIDENT COMMANDER 1700 Event: Sot JNM Call Sign: 6106 Ray NAP PREPARER:Lt Deon Chstansen SM (> uz coxuCGrP) LOCATIONS: Government Center Plaza and the Canadian Consulate 701 4" Ave S. (Suite 900) DATE: /Thursday Oct 27,2011 ‘ INITIAL OPERATIONAL PERIOD: Thursday Oct 27,2011" 1000 hours and 1700 hours ROLL CALL: 1% Precinct, 19 N.4” St. STAGING: 1" Precinct, 19.N 4" ‘COMMUNICATIONS: MPD Channel 2/3 or HECOMMONS = A14 on portables *To be determined by IC. SITUATION: As part of the OCCUPY MN event, AIM (American Indian Movernent) will be joining OCCUPYMN to protest the proposed XL Keystone oil pipeline coming from Canada, Although the Pipeline will not pass through Minnesota, the Canadian Consulate located in Minneapolis covers several ‘westem states which would have the pipeline run through them, Protester William Knapp claimed AIM has an appointment with Caniédian Consulate on this date but that has not been confirmed. As of 10/26/11 1500 hours, The Canadian;Consulate has not raceived any request for a meeting. ‘The Consulate and the.US Dept of State Diplomatic Security Service have been notified. (Their contact info is below) ‘AIM plans on holding a press conference at 1000 hours at the Government Center Plaza and them ‘marching over to the Canadian Consulate. They plan on doing this again at 1700 hours. BACKGROUND: There have been several protests around the country including one on this same site on 912611. Approximately 35 people showed up for this including known AIM activist Clyde Bellecourt. They {gave speeches and sang songs for about 1 hour. 2 protesters briefly spoke with a representative from the Consulate but would not continue because the consulate would not answer questions from the whole ‘group, ‘ tto://mpddaiin 11 /09124i RENESS.OlL-PIPELINE-PROTEST- DOWNTOWN. aspx hitowww.tarsandsaction. ona thw npr_ora/201 1/09/011140117187 ifort rs-keystone-pipeline-is-line-in-iar-sand, MISSION: To allow for peaceful demonstration. Enforcement of laws will adhere to the following priorities: lifefsafety, property, public access to services, facilities, roads, etc.GENEF RAL ORDERS/INSTRUCTIONS FOR OFFICERS: Allow protesters to move and demonstrate with out impingement unless there is a major problem ‘oF a crime being committed ‘Work wit the Canadian Consulate and building management to secure the building and their tenants. {the Canadian Consulate wishes to speak to the protesters or a small group, assis in facilitating. There is a sidewalk area in front ofthe building large enough for approximately 100 people and stil allow for people to pass in and out of the building, Protesters should not block street traffic or ‘entrance/exit to the building ‘TRESPASSING INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY: 1 Please use an authorized employee of the business to make the attached announcement. Please identify that employee in your reports. It is important that the chosen employee Understand that they may be needed for court should any of these cases proceed to tral The attached announcement provides people-10 minutes to leave. Please mark the times of the ‘completion of the announcement and the beginning of the removal of protestors on the form and property inventory the form. : Please note in CAPRS any existing facts that would support a conclusion that each arrestee must have heard the announcement as it was read, Please photograph the arresting officer with any protestor who is cited and released. Also mark down how each person was identified (i.e. MN picture 1D). Please issue a written trespass notice (attached to any person arrested or cited. If they refuse to ‘sign upon request the officer should mark “Refused” on the signature line. Please make a copy of the completed document and issue the original to the person and property inventory the copy. Please ask officers to ask each individual upon first approaching him or her "You have been {respassed. Willyou voluntarily leave?" If they could note that they asked and note the response they get that would be very helpful in a subsequent prosecution. DEPLOYMENT RESPONSIBILITIES: "MPD Incident Commander will provide MPD supervision. ‘When groups start to move off of the plaza, MPD Incident Commander will take over command, RESOURCES AVAILIBLE FOR Thurs OCT 27 ~ DAYBEAT WILL PROVIDE THE PRIMARY RESPONSE FOR THIS EVENT. IF ADDITIONAL RESOURCES ARE NEEDED; DAYWATCH, PCT RESPONSE CARS, AND SWAT/1280 CAN BE CALLED, MPD STRUCTURE AND RESOURSES Thurs OCT 27: DAYBEAT 105 Sgt. NELSON. 8110 QUEENICASEY 8112 STETSON/ COLLIER 8114 DUBAY/SUBJECT 8116 LALUZEREN/ MCCARVER 8118 Ji JACKSON 8120 MARTIN/ WILLIAMS 8122 LYSHOLM