It was like a hit or miss, it all depended on who you got, some people were allowed in , on dates that wasn't theirs, and others got turned away

In the beginning no one was turned away as the days went by and more people heard that you could go anyday the numbers got too high and they started enforcing the actual dates.

A majority of people at my protest were scheduled from other dates. My friend was scheduled for the last day and went the second week. DCAS was allowing them in but I would still try and be available for your slotted time in case they turn you away. I had to have traffic court canceled to go to mine. My command was good and guaranteed me the day off but other cops got screwed elsewhere.

At my protest they told those people that they had to wait until the line was finished( with the cops that actually had that date on their protest paper) and then they could go in...