DC Police: 'March For Our Lives' Was Secretly Planned Last Year

DC Police say March For Our Lives protest was planned months in advance

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Freedom of information (FOI) documents reveal that the ‘March For Our Lives’ protest was planned months in advance, long before the Parkland shooting occurred.

FOI documents obtained by political researcher Ole Dammegard from the Washington DC Metropolitan Police Department reveals that the March 24th protest was planned in 2017 by far-left groups funded by George Soros.

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Memoryholeblog.org reports: Days ago several alternative news outlets questioned seeming contradictions in Parkland gun control student activist David Hogg’s recollection of the February 14, 2018 events-specifically whether Hogg was on school grounds during the shooting or lounging at his residence.

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Several months of planning to organize an event of this scale is common. This admission calls into further question the underlying veracity of the Parkland shooting, as attested to by law enforcement authorities, and vigorously promoted throughout corporate media.

Below is the text of that email.

Good morning,

In reference to your inquiry concerning the March For Our Lives Demonstration, here in the District of Columbia on March 24, 2018. MPD received a permit application several months prior to the actual event, and there was several months of planning for this large event.

If your are requesting additional information reference this event, please follow the below steps to file your Freedom of Information Act request:

https://foia-dc.gov/App/Index.aspx

If your have any additional questions or concerns, please feel free in contacting me directly.

Officer Scott C. Earhardt, Badge No. 2372

Homeland Security Bureau
Special Operations Division
Planning and Logistics
Metropolitan Police Department
2850 New York Ave., N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20002
202-671-6529 (Office)
202-671-6522 (Planning)
202-671-6511 (Station)