Dayton KKK rally: What are Klan members supposed to leave at home?

The city of Dayton and a Ku Klux Klan group agreed on a consent decree limiting the movement of Honorable Sacred Knights members and prohibiting them from carrying or wearing certain items when they rally at Courthouse Square.

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According to the agreement filed in court Monday, the Honorable Sacred Knights group is not allowed to bring these on May 25:

Assault rifles
Bats
Body armor
Open Flames
Knives
Long guns
Military uniforms
Police uniforms
Rifles
Shields
Shotguns
Tactical vests

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The Honorable Sacred Knights based in Madison, Ind. has agreed to a number of other terms with Dayton, but still plan to wear side arms and keep their faces covered.

Read the full consent decree here:

Dayton HSK Consent Decree (PDF)Dayton HSK Consent Decree (Text)

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