Chicago-area city revokes pride parade permit over lack of officers to work event after ban on police uniforms
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A permit to hold the Aurora, Illinois pride parade was revoked this week over a lack of police officers to secure the gay pride event
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The city said organizers had failed to meet the required number of law enforcement officers to secure the event.
"Based on the inability of the Aurora Pride board to retain the number of law enforcement officers required to ensure the public health and welfare of participants and spectators the Aurora Pride Parade (70% of which were already provided by the Aurora Police Department), and on the recommendation from the Aurora Police Department that the parade cannot be held without satisfying these safety requirements, the City of Aurora has issued a Notice of Revocation to Aurora Pride," the city said in a statement.
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