Police strip searched two people for drugs on their way to a free party, finding none, before setting up road blocks. They nicked two people, took the key to the house and impounded the soundsystem. At the squatted Thelveton Hall, police crushed another Innerfield do by seizing equipment, which they later had to return. People's bedding was burnt on the front lawn by the owner of the hall. A third party took place in a squatted bingo hall, until police seized the rig in the morning.
Sound systems keep growing from the grassroots.
While the authorities try and contain them, they keep coming back to irritate them. Dancing is OK, so long as you do it without the beats. Otherwise police resources and manpower, to the tune of an inner city riot, may have to be activated. A month after the election, following an all day RTS party, Desert Storm were pursued by Bristol police to the bottom of the M4. Shielded by several hundred people, the truck had been led to the outskirts of Bristol to avoid being snatched by stationed riot vans.