After two recent mass shootings in Dallas at large events that did not have permits, the city is working to get large gatherings under control. But some are worried about what kind of impact the plan could have on non-profits or churches.
The Dallas Police Department says the proposed ordinance would not necessarily apply to large church events. Rather, the focus is on for-profit commercial events.
After two mass shootings at large events that should have had permits but did not, Dallas is working on an ordinance that will make violators have to pay.Two people were killed, and dozens injured in separate shootings on Cleveland Road and Botham Jean Boulevard. No arrests have been made in either shooting.
Under the new plan, organizers would have to submit a safety plan for events over 100 people. But that raises concern about unintended consequences."As long as you weren't selling popcorn, okay. But as soon as you start, it might affect them," she said.One of the mass shootings occurred on property in southern Dallas owned by a church, which the city is now suing for alleged ongoing code violations.
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