Peaceful Protests are scheduled in Dana Point California on Friday June 5 2020.
Social Media is promoting this as a peaceful protest.
If you are not participating in the Protests, you may want to avoid the Dana Point Harbor and Salt Creek Beach Park areas.
Protesters Locations
3:00pm(pst): Dana Point Harbor Meetup and March North Bound on Pacific Coast Highway to Salt Creek Beach Park
4:30pm: Rally at Salt Creek Beach Park
6:30pm(pst): Conclusion of Peaceful Protest at Salt Creek Beach Park
Dana Point Harbor is located at 34571 Golden Lantern Street
Salt Creek Beach Park is located at 33333 South Pacific Coast Highway
Protest Focus
Peaceful Protest to bring awareness and promote action to fight the injustices and police brutality inflicted upon Black Communities, most recently seen with Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd.*
(It is unclear who has scheduled these protests. Information has been on Social Media without a source contact.)
Protestors Should Practice Best Health Practices
Demonstrators are encouraged to wear face coverings and to practice social distancing.
Protestors Should Be Prepared
Walk on Sidewalks and Stay off the Streets
Carpooling is Recommended
Demonstrators are encouraged to bring signs (no picket signs)/water/snacks/wear black or tie dye
Recent Peaceful Protests in South Orange County Beaches
Dana Point Peaceful Protests on Wednesday June 3 2020
Various locations (Dana Point City Hall/Golden Lantern and Camion del Avion)
San Clemente Peaceful Protest On Sunday May 31 2020
Orange County Sheriff Confirmed the recent San Clemente Protest on Sunday May 31 2020 on their Twitter Account right before the protests started.
Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes Supports Peaceful Protests (May 30 2020)
ACLU Rights and Responsibilities of Protestors is Online
If you take part in a protest You may:
Distribute leaflets, flyers or other literature on your own property or on public sidewalks, parks and plazas
Picket or protest on public sidewalks, parks and plazas so long as sidewalks and building entrances are no blocked
Chant or sing protest songs on public sidewalks, parks and plazas
If you Take Part in A Protest You may not
Block access to sidewalks or buildings
March in the streets without a permit
Disrupt counter-protests
Engage in speech that is obscene, makes knowingly false statements of fact, or that is likely to incite an immediate disruptive or dangerous disturbance
*Note: By choosing to attend this event, you are acknowledging the risks involved, and you are committing to participate nonviolently and in accordance with the law, and to work to de-escalate confrontations with opposing persons or others. You agree (i) not to engage in any act of violence or violation of any applicable law and (ii) to obey the orders of authorized event marshals and law enforcement authorities.
Disclaimer: Recent protests in the United States have started peacefully and later resulted in property destruction and violence.
