The head of Miami's police union says the Ultra Music Festival should replace private security guards with city police officers.
April 24, 2014 at 10:48 AM
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The head of Miami’s police union says the Ultra Music Festival should replace private security guards with city police officers.
In a proposal sent Wednesday to city commissioners, Miami Fraternal Order of Police President Javier Ortiz said security guards lack the training, experience and authority to handle crowds at the annual festival.
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