Here’s what it’s like inside Seattle’s police-free protest zone
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Here’s what it’s like inside Seattle’s police-free protest zone
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Seattle CHOP June 2020
‘These are violent people … If they don’t do the job, we’ll do the job’ — Pres. Trump threatened to use the federal government against the peaceful protests in Seattle, WA
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Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced on Monday that the city is working to 'peacefully' dismantle the Capitol Hill Organized Protest (CHOP). The self-declared autonomous zone was set up by protesters on June 8 after Seattle police abandoned the department’s East Precinct.
For the past two weeks, the self-proclaimed 'police-free zone' has reportedly maintained a carnivalesque atmosphere, with free food, community gardens, speeches, and a host of other activities.
However, the decision to dismantle the CHOP comes after two shootings near the zone over the weekend that killed one person and injured at least one other. Seattle's police chief also stated on Monday that the department has received reports of sexual assault and other crimes in the zone, too. [WP]
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Welcome to the Seattle CHOP. Get an inside look at the anarchist protest zone that has taken control of a six-block area in Washington's biggest city (without the media spin).