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A St. Louis property manager is warning businesses near the St. Louis Countycourthouse to prepare for "civil unrest" in the wake of the imminent grandjury decision in the Michael Brown shooting.
Public demonstrations and random acts of violence have plagued the St. Louisarea since August, when a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed,black teenager in the North St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, MO.
The warning to businesses came by way of a letter, dated October 21,addressed to "all tenants" in The Boulevard shopping center in RichmondHeights, MO. The shopping center is less than a mile and a half from thesite of the grand jury proceeding in Clayton, MO.
The Pace Properties Manager disclosed that the property management team "metwith local authorities/police recently to discuss their plans andrecommendations for dealing with possible demonstrations and civil unrestafter the grand jury decision is announced on the Michael Brown shooting."
The term "civil unrest" is used multiple times throughout the letter. ThePace Properties Manager disclosed that the property management team "metwith local authorities/police recently to discuss their plans andrecommendations for dealing with possible demonstrations and civil unrestafter the grand jury decision is announced on the Michael Brown shooting."
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