Municipal Judge John Tipton on Monday signed warrants for 10 members of Steelworkers Local 303L on charges of trespassing in connection with Saturday’s break-in at Titan Tire of Natchez.

The warrants stem from an incident Saturday in which dozens of striking union members involved in a protest at the tire plant pushed through an unlocked gate and entered the property. The rally marked the one-year anniversary of the union’s labor strike against Titan.

None of the union members, whom Police Chief Willie Huff would not name, had been arrested as of late Monday.

Those sought were identified by Titan officials from security tapes of the incident. More warrants could be issued, including warrants for out-of-town union members involved in the incident, Huff said. A trespassing charge carries a maximum penalty of a $500 fine and six months in jail.

And after watching tapes of the incident Monday, Huff said he will not grant the union another parade permit.

&uot;From what I’ve seen of those films, (the incident) had the potential for violence,&uot; Huff said, noting the union can still appeal to Mayor Larry &uot;Butch&uot; Brown and the Board of Aldermen for permits.

Union members broke through a gate outside the plant and walked into the factory after a Saturday rally marking the one-year anniversary of Local 303L’s strike against Titan’s Natchez plant.

Leo &uot;T-Bone&uot; Bradley, Local 303L president, said he would not comment on Huff’s stance on future permits.