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Police Split The Crowd - 9:30amEST |
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by Colleen Cook Email: colleencook7 (nospam) hotmail.com (unverified!) |
20 Nov 2003
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UCIMC members in Miami report the crowd growing into a few thousand gathered for the FTAA protest. UCIMC members within the crowd report that the police are now attempting to split the crowd into smaller groups and are forcing the groups against the fence. There have also been reports that there may have been arrests at this time and use of pepper spray against the protesters. |
UCIMC members in Miami report the crowd growing into a few thousand gathered for the FTAA protest. The 7 foot fence surrounding the FTAA meeting is guarded by police in full riot gear standing 3-4 officers deep. UCIMC members within the crowd report that the police are now attempting to split the crowd into smaller groups and are forcing the groups against the fence. Members also report that they have seen the police used tasers against a protester who was not moving "fast enough" as they pushed the crowd back. The man who attacked with the taser went limp and was pulled behind police lines. There have also been reports that there may have been arrests at this time and use of pepper spray against the protesters. |
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Re: Police Split The Crowd - 9:30amEST |
by police bastard (No verified email address) |
Current rating: 0 20 Nov 2003
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fuckin pigs. If anyone still belives we have freedom and democracy for ALL, then they just need visit a demo like this, see the legions of pigs nakedly protecting the rulling elite who the people obviously disagree with.
La luche sigre give em hell folks |