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Those 50 must have been the participants that showed up for a Cunton rally!!!!!....Logically, with the crowds Trump draws, it should be a Reaganesk landslide!!!!!
PRESCOTT VALLEY – Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump may have been wrong when he said there were “15,000 to 20,000” of his supporters still outside the Prescott Valley Event Center while he spoke there on Tuesday, Oct. 4, but he wasn’t far off.
Prescott Valley Police Sgt. Jason Kaufman said that 13,000 people were shut out of the rally when the door closed.
Central Arizona Fire Marshal Rick Chase said he allowed 7,000 inside, and that the empty floor space was intentional.
“We do a square-footage measurement to determine the occupancy we can put on (the floor),” Chase said. “That (empty floor space) needed to remain clear, so if there was a mass situation … we couldn’t have the entire floor with every square inch with somebody there. It would be a nightmare for (emergency) egress.”
Those 13,000 outside were able to view Trump’s speech on a large TV screen.
Asked by email how many tickets were given out for the event, Trump Press Lead Kathryn Wellner replied, “I do not and will not have any attendance numbers to share.” She did not answer a follow-up email asking who in the campaign might have that information.
Central Arizona Fire Chief Scott Freitag said his department had notified the Event Center staff well in advance of the rally that there would be a 7,000-person limit....
(Excerpt) Read more at dcourier.com ...
Those fifty protestors were safe unlike what anti-Trump protestors do when they feel safe in targeting Trump people.
PRESCOTT VALLEY – Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump may have been wrong when he said there were “15,000 to 20,000” of his supporters still outside the Prescott Valley Event Center while he spoke there on Tuesday, Oct. 4, but he wasn’t far off.
Prescott Valley Police Sgt. Jason Kaufman said that 13,000 people were shut out of the rally when the door closed.
Central Arizona Fire Marshal Rick Chase said he allowed 7,000 inside, and that the empty floor space was intentional.
“We do a square-footage measurement to determine the occupancy we can put on (the floor),” Chase said. “That (empty floor space) needed to remain clear, so if there was a mass situation … we couldn’t have the entire floor with every square inch with somebody there. It would be a nightmare for (emergency) egress.”
Those 13,000 outside were able to view Trump’s speech on a large TV screen.
Asked by email how many tickets were given out for the event, Trump Press Lead Kathryn Wellner replied, “I do not and will not have any attendance numbers to share.” She did not answer a follow-up email asking who in the campaign might have that information.
Central Arizona Fire Chief Scott Freitag said his department had notified the Event Center staff well in advance of the rally that there would be a 7,000-person limit....
(Excerpt) Read more at dcourier.com ...
Those fifty protestors were safe unlike what anti-Trump protestors do when they feel safe in targeting Trump people.
