INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is embracing the thousands of Taylor Swift fans that have traveled to the Circle City for “The Eras Tour” this weekend.
The agency’s officers in downtown Indianapolis have been trading friendship bracelets with Swifties all weekend. In a post on X, IMPD Chief Chris Bailey demonstrated some of the moments he and his officers have shared with Swifties this weekend:
Even some of the horses IMPD uses for mounted patrol were wearing friendship bracelets:
In addition to IMPD’s officers and horses, Lucas Oil Stadium has also been adorned with friendship bracelets at certain points this weekend. The bracelets have not been a permanent fixture on the stadium, however, as high winds have forced event personnel to take them down to prevent damage.
IMPD will be out trading friendship bracelets with Swifites for the rest of the weekend. On Saturday afternoon, the agency posted more video of its officers trading bracelets on X.
Swift’s second “Eras Tour” show in Indianapolis is already underway. Her final performance in the Circle City will begin Sunday night at 7 p.m.
In addition to the friendship bracelets it has traded, IMPD has also provided safety tips and traffic guidance for Swifties.
Want more of FOX59’s Taylor Swift coverage? Check out more stories on Indy’s “Eras Tour” stop:
- Taylor Swift fan misses out on tickets, gets job at Lucas Oil Stadium instead
- Beech Grove fifth grader wins Taylor Swift tickets from Jim Irsay
- ‘A dream come true’: 16 Riley Children’s Hospital patients receive Taylor Swift tickets
- Indianapolis International Airport prepares for thousands of Swifties
- Thousands of Taylor Swift fans head to convention center for official merch
- Fishers 6-year-old works odd jobs, earns money to buy her own Taylor Swift ticket
- City of Indianapolis installs Taylor Swift-themed street signs ahead ‘Eras Tour’ stop at Lucas Oil Stadium
