National Socialist Movement Rally Mexican Consulate
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Transcript National Socialist Movement Rally Mexican Consulate
National Socialist Movement Rally
Mexican Consulate
September 1, 2007
After Action Report
Presented: September 20, 2007
Lt. Tim Carmody
Omaha Police Department
Meeting Agenda
Thanks to All
Overall Comments
Planning
Approximate Costs
Component Breakdown
Closing Comments
Thanks to All
UASI Vision – This project, from the
inception, worked as a Regional Partnership
Our deepest thanks and appreciation –
Future Operations – Foundations –
Partnerships developed
Template in place for planning, organization, etc
Smaller events – Air Assets, Bomb Response,
Tactical Operations, etc.
Overall Comments
Incredibly positive throughout the event
Effective Planning – One key to success
Impressive teamwork by everyone involved
RDF presented a very professional, business
like demeanor
NSM thanked us for being the most
professional organization they’ve dealt with
Never seen them shut down like this before
Planning Identify planning team
Identify operational goals
Identify available resources
Identify point person from planning team
Utilize their expertise to develop their roles in
the operational plan
Insure that each component fits within –
Overall plan
With other components
Overall Plan Built on a NIMS/ICS format –
Communications plan
Assignments – Branch & Section
Command Structure
Keep It Simple –
Goals –
Life Safety – of all involved – Achieved
Property Protection – Achieved
Preserve the peace – 1st Amendment Speech Achieved
Past Events
Site
Date
Protestors
Counter
LE
Cost
Lincoln
7/17/04
30
100
337
Unknown
Toledo
10/15/05
40
400-600
115
Significant
Toledo
12/10/05
30-40
175
479
$129,000
Columbia
3/10/07
20-50
1,0001,500
110
$40,000
Omaha
9/1/07
65
200-300
316
Approx.
$78,000
Rally Costs - L.E. Personnel
9 Agencies – 316 Personnel total
Bellevue PD –
OT - $8,246 Total - $10,009
Council Bluffs – OT - $3,247 Total - $3,247
Douglas County – OT - $4,703 Total - $5,465
La Vista PD –
OT - $197 Total - $1,152
NE State Patrol – OT - $152 Total - $6,791
Omaha Police –
OT $52,002 Total $52,002
Sarpy County –
OT - $7,252 Total - $7,530
Washington Co. – OT - $2,793 Total - $2,793
Total LE Cost –
OT $78,593 Total $88,990
Other Resource Costs
Facilities –
Civic Auditorium – City facility – no cost
Mutual of Omaha – No cost
Public Works – Personnel –
Traffic Engineering –
Barricades –
MAT –
$1,887
$2,412
$3,846
$2,025
Sub-total
Total Operational Cost
$10,170
$99,160
Component Breakdown
NSM
Other Public Partners
Community Outreach
Mutual of Omaha
Metro Area Transit
City Prosecutor
MECA – Civic
Media Management
Salvation Army
Omaha Fire
Public Works
National Socialist Movement
1
Attendance –
Projected - 22 states w/110-140 protestors
Actual – 65 men, women & children
Still largest rally in Midwest
Marketing – Failed miserably
Website claims it as a resounding success
Rally Site –
Worked against their plan
Severely limited their plan
National Socialist Movement
2
Anticipated issues – Plan/Secure site eliminated
most if not all of the issues
Counter Protestors,
Threats to March
Late Arrivals
All eliminated because of –
NSM Early and continued contact
Briefing Planning
Excellent Intel – Several Sources
Planning & coordinated effort
Community Outreach
Extremely effective
Identify partners and start sooner
Recommended Message
Counter Event - SeptemberFest
Same time as NSM Rally
Press Release by group
Follow up support in media
City Prosecutor’s Office –
Extremely helpful – only positive comments
Contact sooner
Statutory limitations
Prosecution issues on statutes/ordinances
Briefing information for protestors
Review of tactical plan – especially the site
set up
Commitment to full prosecution of violators
Media Management
Coordinated & consistent message
Limited message
Message sent through Outreach effort – not LE
Press Releases –
OPD – Anti-Immigration Rally at Consulate
Public Works – Road Closure Issues
Outreach Group – Counter Event
Minimal local coverage helped – limited traction
Omaha Fire Department EMS – Well planned, built confidence in staff
Tactical Paramedics – Embedded with SWAT
2 Medics on stand-by
Mass Casualty Trailer staged
HazMat –
Rescue 2 – Staged at Central Station for event
Rescue 65 – Staged at 33s
Dedicated decon – if needed
Pre-Event Sweeps for CBRNE
Command Post at scene
Public Works
Excellent work – Sgt. Desler & Mike Gaughen
Vendor issues –
Agenda
Resource availability
Test setup – mock up during training scenario
Clear concise vendor instruction
Sufficient labor to set up/take down
Public Partners
Partners –
Mutual of Omaha
Metro Area Transit
MECA – Civic Auditorium
Salvation Army
Key components
Reach out early
Clear expectations of responsibilities
L. E. Assignment Breakdown by Area
Air Assets
Bomb Response
Team
Command & Control
Intelligence
Magnetometers
Mounted Patrol
Parking Lot Security
Patrol K-9
Processing Site
Roving Patrols
RDF
SWAT
Traffic
Transportation
Law Assets
1
Air Assets –
Overall picture
Quickly respond to other areas
Down link – real-time information
Bomb Response Team –
Pre-mission sweeps
Communications
Soft body armor
Law Assets
2
Command & Control –
Tried to do too much - Delegate
Additional Lt. for Parking, Roving
Briefing Information/Details
Communication –
Up/down the chain
Across the branches – Unified Command
Personnel – Better monitor situation & adjust
Command Post Security –
Golf carts -
Law Assets
3
Intelligence –
NSP & JTTF – Tremendous asset
Coordination of information key
Used throughout planning & execution phases
Allowed us to get inside the protestor & counterprotestor’s “loop”
Magnetometers –
Equipment issues - OPD
Stick to the plan – Prohibited items
Very professional
Intimidation - How many approached Mags and
turned away?
Law Assets
Mounted Patrol –
4
Impressive assets
Clear direction from RDF command
Pre-event training with RDF was very helpful
Slight confusion over pre-event protestor
separation – additional foot officers
Parking Lot Security –
Complaint of subjects inside Secure Area - No
calls about activity
Good support element
Reduce personnel as situation dictates
Law Assets
5
Patrol K-9 –
Worked well
OPD liaison for outside agency Roving teams
Processing Site –
Well organized, equipped & run
Very professional
Roving Patrols Communications – no calls regarding contacts
Law Assets
6
RDF –
Very impressive force
Relief of staff –
Relief site options
Staff rotation
Adjust staff according to situation
Send all RDF sergeants to MCATI
Training –
Lesson plan for training
More and earlier
Less class time, more practical training
Law Assets
7
SWAT –
Chemical munitions –
Integrate into REACT teams
Pre-event training
Update OPD stock of munitions
REACT –
Good concept
Add a dedicated driver
Create a third team
Sniper/Observer – helpful in gathering intel
Law Assets
8
Traffic –
At their best – Perimeter & traffic control
Great planning & organization
Great coordination with Mr. Gaughen
Transportation –
Good plan
Could have used buses as relief for RDF
Closing Comments
Resounding Success – Thanks to each of you
Strengthen Partnerships – Future operations
Requests for information –
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