Festival attendees are expressing concern about the adequacy of policing at a popular event. The DeKalb Fraternal Order of Police reports that the police department responsible for the venue has downsized from 18 to eight full-time officers. This reduction is perceived as insufficient to handle large gatherings.
Some attendees have voiced their need for police presence, citing the importance of law and protection. Their comments highlight the concern about public safety at the event.
Further details about the situation are available from the source, including comments from attendees and information about the festival.
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