One became the city police court and the other one was a grocery store and saloon.

For years, Central Park really wasn't a park. It was called the Public Square and was more of an overgrown vacant lot.

Our park is the oldest ground dedicated for public use west the Allegheny Mountains.

There appears to have been no operational police response,

I'm still perplexed, ... I don't fault the police department and I don't fault the prosecution. In a case like this, you have to rely on the company.

They're just going overboard. This is police-state strategy.