Wendy Wilson, who once worked as Wright's personal assistant, also was there and said Wright often used the road police had cordoned off as a shortcut to his mother's house.
Just as the race is supposed to go on, the racers no longer have the barricades they use to cordon off the street and the event seems to crumble.
The gates are used to cordon off the roads of the new quad during the regular semester and can be opened for emergency vehicles and during move in/out days.
Before he was shot, the government had announced that armored personnel carriers would be used to cordon off the area in what appeared to be the beginning of an operation to disperse the thousands of protesters who were camped out outside shopping malls and luxury hotels.
They had to use the back entrance on North Moore Street, since the front door on Chambers Street was still cordoned off.
Colonel Shields, the military spokesman, said troops were increasingly using "cordon and knock" operations, in which a home or building is surrounded by American troops who then seek permission to enter accompanied by an Iraqi representative, rather than just kicking down the door.
Iris Weinshall, the city's transportation commissioner, said that her agency was working to design pedestrian safety zones around Wall Street buildings, using barricades to cordon off prohibited streets.
The police used barricades to cordon off sections of McPherson Square, a park under federal jurisdiction near the White House, and checked tents for mattresses and sleeping bags and sifted through piles of garbage and other belongings.
As a result of technological advances [29, 49], road pricing can now be implemented in a number of ways, using point charges, cordons, area pricing or distance-based pricing.
(iii) Cross-sectional demand data on car users who traverse the cordon area is used to model and calibrate the heterogeneous bid submission behaviour in order to construct the inverse demand function and demand elasticities.
