WXYZ-TV reports two vehicles blocked traffic on eastbound I-94 this morning near the Lodge Freeway in Detroit.
Michigan State Police say the vehicles stopped traffic as a protest against the impending emergency manager appointment in Detroit.
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Two vehicles involved in what Michigan State Police are calling a protest brought traffic to a halt on EB I-94 near the Lodge Freeway in Detroit Monday morning. Police were able to pull the protestors over and write them citations. The vehicles had signs on them, one reading "Democracy" and another reading "Detroit emergency manager." They are upset over Governor Rick Snyder declaring the city of Detroit is in the midst of a financial emergency and the search for an emergency financial manager.
They report this isn't the first time protestors have backed up traffic.
On Wednesday, a handful of protestors slowed traffic on southbound Interstate 75 near Interstate 94 in Detroit. Traffic also was backed up on northbound I-75.
The city is appealing the state's decision that the city is in a 'financial emergency' and that city leaders have no plan to address the problem.
A hearing over the matter is scheduled for tomorrow.
