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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSo Occupy New York marched last night in solidarity
with the Oakland group.
Bravo New Yorkers - we have your back!!!
Occupy the planet!!! 'Better must come'
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So Occupy New York marched last night in solidarity (Original Post)
malaise
Jan 2012
OP
xchrom
(108,903 posts)1. Du rec. Nt
malaise
(268,698 posts)3. The weather is being very kind to the Occupy movement
We are the 99%!!
Better must come!!
limpyhobbler
(8,244 posts)2. rec'd!
malaise
(268,698 posts)4. One dozen arrested
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2012/01/30/12-arrested-in-Occupy-Wall-Street-march/UPI-16981327912200/?spt=hs&or=tn
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A dozen people were arrested in a New York City Occupy Wall Street march called to show support for Occupy protesters in Oakland, Calif., police said.
Some of an estimated 300 participants in the Sunday march threw bottles, apparently aimed at police officers, who accompanied the marchers on foot and in vehicles, The New York Times said.
In Washington, the National Park Service said Occupy DC protesters would be stopped from camping in parks Monday.
In Oakland, about 400 people were arrested after a protest Saturday left City Hall vandalized and an American flag burned, authorities said.
New York police said three of the 12 people arrested were charged with assault and one with criminal weapons possession. Most of the others arrested were charged with disorderly conduct.
"We're going to get the backs of our brothers and sisters in the Bay Area," one protester said in reference to the Oakland demonstrations. "Let's march."
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A dozen people were arrested in a New York City Occupy Wall Street march called to show support for Occupy protesters in Oakland, Calif., police said.
Some of an estimated 300 participants in the Sunday march threw bottles, apparently aimed at police officers, who accompanied the marchers on foot and in vehicles, The New York Times said.
In Washington, the National Park Service said Occupy DC protesters would be stopped from camping in parks Monday.
In Oakland, about 400 people were arrested after a protest Saturday left City Hall vandalized and an American flag burned, authorities said.
New York police said three of the 12 people arrested were charged with assault and one with criminal weapons possession. Most of the others arrested were charged with disorderly conduct.
"We're going to get the backs of our brothers and sisters in the Bay Area," one protester said in reference to the Oakland demonstrations. "Let's march."