Garage Logic, broadcasting live from the office of the mayor above the

boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake. Featuring the Rookie on

Production, Chris Revers, Vice President of Social Media and John Heighten

the newsroom. Now the Fireworks Commissioner, Flashlight King and keeper of

common sense, your mayor, Joe Sushire.

Listen, that's something I don't know what the champion you're supposed to be.

It was 92. I love it. I found a conundrum.

What do you got already, bro? Well, the Minneapolis Police Chief,

Maderia, Eradondo, will not allow his officers to wear their uniforms at the

Pride Parade in June. I saw that. All right. I'm confused by the story. Well,

apparently it can be a triggering situation for members of the, you know what?

Huh? This is where we push. Well, if the police chief isn't going to push back,

what are we supposed to do? We need to stop the, just seeing a police officer is

not enough to trigger someone to go into seizures because they are so afraid.

The marching officers can wear civilian attire if they're marching in the parade

or department issued rainbow t-shirts with a badge design on the front.

LGBT representatives have conveyed to me that there's still a great deal of pain and harm

that has occurred in their community, specifically our LGBT IQ communities of color,

which has not been completely heard in addressed Eradondo added, noting that the LGBT representatives

also stated they feel strongly they do not want any law enforcement officers marching in

uniform. Okay. Now, in this deal, while the, while the chief told the officers that he would

never want them to feel devalued or minimized by not being allowed to proudly adorn your full

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