NYC To Pay $583K Settlement In Occupy Wall Street Suit
A senior NYPD official who was present during the arrests was unable to point out in videos of the event a single moment when any of the defendants committed any act of disorderly conduct.
Tar Sands Protesters Charged With Felony For Releasing Glitter
Two of the protesters have been arrested and charged with "Terrorism Hoax," a state felony which can carry a ten year prison sentence.
Cops Video Themselves Tasing, Laughing At Mentally-Ill, Handcuffed Man
Police and paramedics in Millvale, PA were recorded on video laughing as they repeatedly stunned a handcuffed and mentally-ill man as he pounded his head against the side of a desk.
Occupy Wall Street Updates For The Week Of October 10th
The lastest Occupy Wall Street news, actions and events.
NYPD Loses First Occupy Wall Street Trial
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Hundreds have been arrested during the Occupy Wall Street protests, but photographer Alexander Arbuckle's case was the first to go to trial, and was acquitted after video footage of the incident showed that he
37 Arrested At Occupy Wall Street Foreclosure Auction Protest
"Jews for Racial and Economic Justice joined with Organize-4-Occupation, Union Theological Seminary, Occupy Faith, and Catholic Workers to shut down the Brooklyn Home Foreclosure Court - with song. Video isn't allowed in the court room - here we
NYPD Conduct Bogus Arrests Of Occupy Wall Street Protesters
Watch NYPD use noise violations and disorderly conduct accusations to intimidate and arrest Occupy Wall Street protesters, including Matt of WeAreChange.
Arrests As Occupy Cleveland Attempts To Halt Sheriff's Sale
On March 5, 2012, Occupy Cleveland briefly halted a sheriff's sale of foreclosed homes with a mic check on the inside, and dozens of protestors outside the glass wall of the room. Over 70 homes were scheduled to be sold, and for a moment,
Brookfield Had 'No Legal Right' To Eject Occupy Wall Street Protesters From Zuccotti Park
In a legal brief made public yesterday, the NYCLU argues that Brookfield Properties had no legal right to force Occupy Wall Street protesters out of Zuccotti Park on November 15th of last year.
Occupy DC Protester Tased By Park Police, Suffers Possible Seizure
Park police used a tased an Occupy DC protester during an arrest after he was subdued and cuffed...
