San Antonio's District 10 leadership calls for calm and order amid protests, emphasizing a balance between rights and safety.

SAN ANTONIO (WOAI) — With large demonstrations expected in downtown San Antonio Wednesday night and this weekend, city leaders, including Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Police Chief William McManus, urged residents to be calm while detailing a coordinated plan to support the right to protest peacefully and maintain public safety.

The heavy downpours created problems for San Antonio drivers across the city, causing water to pool on the roads making it difficult to navigate.

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