On this they had NO RIGHT to even think about trying to stop him. You in a parade it is voulentary and you do not sign a contract to complete the whole parade and you should have at any time be allowed to terminate your participation in said parade for any reason and at any time. It was not said anything about the drive he turned onto was marked as being closed for any reason, and if it was they should have asked him to go to the next open drive in a polite maner. Them thinking once you started in a parade that you could not end your parcipitation when it was in your best judjment to end participation was what was the problem. As the one poster said put them in a desk job and keep them away from the public as with there mentality they would keep on doing more harm. THERE BIG MISTAKE WAS NOT REALIZING YOU SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO END PARTICIPATION AT ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON.
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