The City of Dallas Sues Promoter and Church Over Deadly Epic Easter Bike Out and Field Party
said during a press conference earlier this month that the officers shouldn’t have been allowed to work the event. The department now prohibits off-duty officers from moonlighting at events without a permit if the crowd exceeds 100 people. Garcia said last week they were considering changing that number to 75.
The city is looking into more regulations on promoters in light of the deadly party, as well as changes to its permitting process. Dallas wants the property owner to bring the location up to code and requested $1,000 fines for every violation for every day they weren’t fixed. The promoter and church couldn’t be reached for comment despite multiple attempts. But people have defended both online.
On Thursday, local attorney Justin Moore posted on social media about his memories of attending the church as a teenager. “If the city prevails, it would likely lead [the church] to bankruptcy,” Moore said.
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