'Clown Lives Matter' group plans march

Kelsey Weekman


Numerous creepy clown sightings have led professionals to organize what they say is a march to show that clowns are safe.

The group of Tuscon, Arizona, organizers call themselves Clown Lives Matter.

They will wear full makeup and masks for the walk, and 100 clowns are expected to be in attendance.

One of the professionals said the dangerous clown sightings have caused them to lose money.

"Everyone took this as a joke, but it's really becoming serious now, and I just want all these teenagers to know this is not a game anymore," he said.

Since the trend started, numerous "murderous" clown Instagram and Facebook accounts have started, and at least 10 people have been arrested.

School districts have begun to ban clown costumes all together for the Halloween season.

See photos of clowns who are upset by the recent scary sightings:

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