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Police deployed sniper at St. Patrick’s Day party, former officer says

17 March 2026
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A police sniper was deployed during St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Waterloo, sparking fear among some attendees. Policing expert Scott Blandford emphasized that such measures are proactive, aimed at ensuring safety in large crowds where potential threats may arise. While some partygoers expressed shock at the visible presence of the sniper, Blandford argued that it is intended to enhance public safety by providing oversight and rapid response capabilities. Waterloo Mayor Dorothy McCabe voiced surprise at the deployment, noting she was not informed of any specific threats.

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