To date, there have been no 'credible threats' connected to Joker, but with the recent mass shootings over the summer, and the 2012 Aurora shooting that took place during a Batman film, LAPD officers will be out in force when it opens
“We encourage everyone to go out and enjoy all of the weekend leisure activities this city has to offer, however, Angelenos should remain vigilant and always be aware of your surroundings," say police.and will increase visibility next weekend to ensure safety and peace of mind for the public.
To date, there have been no "credible threats" connected to Todd Phillips' R-rated take on the DC character, but with the recent mass shootings over the summer, and the 2012 Aurora shooting that took place during a Batman film, officers will be out in force, the department said in a statement. "The Los Angeles Police Department is aware of public concerns and the historical significance associated with the premiere of,” the statement reads. “While there are no credible threats in the Los Angeles area, the department will maintain high visibility around theaters when it opens.”
Police encourage people to go out and enjoy themselves, but "Angelenos should remain vigilant and always be aware of your surroundings.”
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