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Video courtesy: www.youtube.com CalTV - www.caltv.org and www.youtube.com US police in riot gear have clashed with student protesters at the University of California, Berkeley, after they refused to dismantle their camp. Tents were erected following a march against tuition fee increases for students - which was part of the broader Occupy Wall Street movement. Several activists were arrested, some were beaten by police with batons. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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UCB English Professor Celeste Langan (1st woman pulled), NOW FACES CRIMINAL CHARGES because she was part of this protest. Support the Campaign to Stop the Political Witchhunt of Occupy Cal Protesters at BAMN.COM Professor Langan offers out her wrists and tells police they can arrest her -- they yank her out by the hair and do the same with two students. The police were intent on destroying the Occupy Cal encampment tents. At 1:33, because a woman is pinned to a bush and being batoned, a man tries to help her but gets pulled out and beaten by police. Students TOOK A STAND and stayed! The police had to retreat. Later that night, students voted 570 to 30 for a UNIVERSITYWIDE STRIKE Tuesday, Nov. 15 to defend public education and stop cuts, fee hikes, and privatization. More videos will be posted -- subscribe to channel for updates.

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Berkeley Police pointing weapons and pushing Berkeley citizens violently 1:10 a..m, 12/22/11 This video should play for 3:19 min. and have no intention of deleting it. If this video or channel has been deleted and or is having glitches you might think....

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After the first police attack near the truck, the second wave of police brutality begins at around 4:10. BACKGROUND: After serving Occupy Berkeley with an eviction notice, on 12/21 and the early morning of 12/22, Berkeley police began making quick incursions into the Occupy Berkeley camp to steal as many tents and belongings as possible before being repelled by occupants. At around 2AM on 12/22, a public works truck filled with the campers' stolen gear pulled up across the street from the camp, near a dumpster. It appeared the belongings were to be thrown in the dumpster. The video begins as individuals are attempting to reclaim their stolen property and are promptly attacked by the police. (The police station is across the street from the camp.)

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Around 3:28pm this afternoon, riot police were called in to take down the tents erected by Occupy Cal protestors. The protestors linked arms to form a line in front of the tents which caused a violent confrontation and a number of arrests.

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Yesterday at the University of California -- Berkeley, 39 people were arrested including an English professor. The arrest came after approximately one-thousand protesters came together to rally against tuition increases and public education funding cuts. In an attempt to break up the protesters, police used their batons to hit non-violent participants in the ribs and elsewhere. Eric Uribe, a student protester, tells us what it was like on the frontlines of police brutality. He was just one of the victims of yesterday's assault. Follow Liz on Twitter at twitter.com

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Press conference announcing lawsuit against UC-Berkeley PART 1 Yvette Felarca, plaintiff and BAMN national organizer www.youtube.com PART 2: Yvette Felarca (continued) Monica Smith, BAMN attorney www.youtube.com PART 3 Jessica Schaffer, plaintiff and graduate student in public health www.youtube.com PART 4 Erick Uribe, plaintiff and society and environment major Colleen Young, plaintiff and anthropology major Taro Yamaguchi-Phillips, plaintiff www.youtube.com PART 5 Ashley Pinkerton, plaintiff Francisco Alvarado, plaintiff and graduate student in social welfare Mica Stumpf, plaintiff and peace & conflict studies major www.youtube.com PART 6 Wrap-up by Yvette Felarca www.youtube.com Anyone interested in joining or aiding the lawsuit should contact Yvette Felarca at yvette.felarca@bamn.com.

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Police clashed with University of California at Berkeley students who were showing solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement and protesting high tuition. Alyona Minkovski joins Ana Kasparian to discuss. Watch more TYT University here: www.youtube.com Watch more Alonya here: www.youtube.com Watch more college related videos: www.youtube.com

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Press conference announcing lawsuit against UC-Berkeley PART 1 Yvette Felarca, plaintiff and BAMN national organizer www.youtube.com PART 2: Yvette Felarca (continued) Monica Smith, BAMN attorney www.youtube.com PART 3 Jessica Schaffer, plaintiff and graduate student in public health www.youtube.com PART 4 Erick Uribe, plaintiff and society and environment major Colleen Young, plaintiff and anthropology major Taro Yamaguchi-Phillips, plaintiff www.youtube.com PART 5 Ashley Pinkerton, plaintiff Francisco Alvarado, plaintiff and graduate student in social welfare Mica Stumpf, plaintiff and peace & conflict studies major www.youtube.com PART 6 Wrap-up by Yvette Felarca www.youtube.com Anyone interested in joining or aiding the lawsuit should contact Yvette Felarca at yvette.felarca@bamn.com.

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Press conference announcing lawsuit against UC-Berkeley PART 1 Yvette Felarca, plaintiff and BAMN national organizer www.youtube.com PART 2: Yvette Felarca (continued) Monica Smith, BAMN attorney www.youtube.com PART 3 Jessica Schaffer, plaintiff and graduate student in public health www.youtube.com PART 4 Erick Uribe, plaintiff and society and environment major Colleen Young, plaintiff and anthropology major Taro Yamaguchi-Phillips, plaintiff www.youtube.com PART 5 Ashley Pinkerton, plaintiff Francisco Alvarado, plaintiff and graduate student in social welfare Mica Stumpf, plaintiff and peace & conflict studies major www.youtube.com PART 6 Wrap-up by Yvette Felarca www.youtube.com Anyone interested in joining or aiding the lawsuit should contact Yvette Felarca at yvette.felarca@bamn.com.

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Press conference announcing lawsuit against UC-Berkeley PART 1 Yvette Felarca, plaintiff and BAMN national organizer www.youtube.com PART 2: Yvette Felarca (continued) Monica Smith, BAMN attorney www.youtube.com PART 3 Jessica Schaffer, plaintiff and graduate student in public health www.youtube.com PART 4 Erick Uribe, plaintiff and society and environment major Colleen Young, plaintiff and anthropology major Taro Yamaguchi-Phillips, plaintiff www.youtube.com PART 5 Ashley Pinkerton, plaintiff Francisco Alvarado, plaintiff and graduate student in social welfare Mica Stumpf, plaintiff and peace & conflict studies major www.youtube.com PART 6 Wrap-up by Yvette Felarca www.youtube.com Anyone interested in joining or aiding the lawsuit should contact Yvette Felarca at yvette.felarca@bamn.com.

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Berkeley Police use excessive force on Occupy Berkeley during the eviction on 12/22/11 when police ripped down tents, pushed batons brutally against protesters and pointed a gun at US citizens. A camera man with the light gets hit twice. The second hit causes the camera man to be shoved so violently that he is pushed through the air at least two feet. Berkeley Police in general were aggressive and violent.

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Press conference announcing lawsuit against UC-Berkeley PART 1 Yvette Felarca, plaintiff and BAMN national organizer www.youtube.com PART 2: Yvette Felarca (continued) Monica Smith, BAMN attorney www.youtube.com PART 3 Jessica Schaffer, plaintiff and graduate student in public health www.youtube.com PART 4 Erick Uribe, plaintiff and society and environment major Colleen Young, plaintiff and anthropology major Taro Yamaguchi-Phillips, plaintiff www.youtube.com PART 5 Ashley Pinkerton, plaintiff Francisco Alvarado, plaintiff and graduate student in social welfare Mica Stumpf, plaintiff and peace & conflict studies major www.youtube.com PART 6 Wrap-up by Yvette Felarca www.youtube.com Anyone interested in joining or aiding the lawsuit should contact Yvette Felarca at yvette.felarca@bamn.com.

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Press conference announcing lawsuit against UC-Berkeley PART 1 Yvette Felarca, plaintiff and BAMN national organizer www.youtube.com PART 2: Yvette Felarca (continued) Monica Smith, BAMN attorney www.youtube.com PART 3 Jessica Schaffer, plaintiff and graduate student in public health www.youtube.com PART 4 Erick Uribe, plaintiff and society and environment major Colleen Young, plaintiff and anthropology major Taro Yamaguchi-Phillips, plaintiff www.youtube.com PART 5 Ashley Pinkerton, plaintiff Francisco Alvarado, plaintiff and graduate student in social welfare Mica Stumpf, plaintiff and peace & conflict studies major www.youtube.com PART 6 Wrap-up by Yvette Felarca www.youtube.com Anyone interested in joining or aiding the lawsuit should contact Yvette Felarca at yvette.felarca@bamn.com.

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Responding to the attacks on peaceful protesters at UC Berkeley by University of California Police Department Berkeley officers.

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On December 22, 2011 Berkeley Police officers began a series of late night raids and provocations on the Berkeley Occupy encampment. One Berkeley officer, Lt. Reece helped to direct operations against the camp. Reese is holding a "less-lethal" munition that we believe has the capacity to shoot either bean bag or "ricochet" rounds. These weapons are intended to scatter a violent crowd. They are not supposed to be fired at waist height or higher. They are not to be fired at close range. They are potentially lethal weapons and this officer 1) aims at protesters at point blank range 2) aims at individuals attempting to document police activity and 3) he improperly displays these munitions repeatedly.

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On October 25 as raid of Occuppy Oakland was going down, Berkeley cops with no badges stand with crowd dispersal weapons to keep observers away. Cops are required to have visible identification (penal code sec. 830.10). BPD officers are trained to put the least possible restratint on observers (Training Bulletin 91 1983) www.berkeleycopwatch.org

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The assembly started on Nov. 9th 2011 from 12:00 PM. The police injured and arrested several students around later afternoon. At night, around 10:00 PM, Alameda police showed up in riot gear and surrounded the Sproul Hall in Berkeley camps. Approximately 40 students were arrested, and many beaten up. The tents were striped away as well. After the second police raid, the students and the police held their own lines.

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Occupy Cal Berkeley Protest - Police Brutality.As the evening wore on, the crowd swelled as protesters debated whether to stay overnight.at least 39 protesters were arrested on Wednesday at the Berkeley campus, the epicenter of the statewide college protests. Another 11 students were arrested at UCLA. The university reported earlier that an administrator had told the protesters they could stay around the clock for a week, but only if they didn't pitch tents or use stoves or other items that would suggest people were sleeping there. The protesters voted not to comply with the demand and to go ahead with setting up a tent site they dubbed "Occupy Cal" to protest financial policies they blame for causing deep cuts in higher education spending.Protesters put up tents in defiance of Chancellor Robert Birgeneau, who on Wednesday said that while the university shares many principles with Occupy activists, they would not be allowed to set up camps on campus or take over any buildings.

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Seven University of California students were arrested and dozens of others suffered bruises and abrasions following a police crackdown on an attempted encampment at a local plaza on Wednesday. "We had the tents set up for about a half an hour when the police decided they wanted to shut down the camp," student protester Eric Uribe recalled in an interview with RT. "What the students did is they set up a human wall around the tents. Soon after that, the police approached with full force in riot gear, with batons. We had no intention to move, but they jabbed some of us repeatedly in the stomach, pulling people onto the floor and arresting them." Hundreds of protesters had gathered at the town's Sproul Plaza to protest against tuition fee increases and public education funding cuts. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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UCPD and Alameda County Sheriffs beating students at Sproul Plaza (UC Berkeley) who are peacefully trying to protest against tuition hikes. Filmed 3.30pm Nov. 9

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A man with a gun was shot by police Tuesday inside a campus building at the University of California, Berkeley, the school said. The shooting happened at the Haas School of Business on the east side of campus. (Nov. 15)

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I've been up for 36 hours (I don't do those drugs), but I wanted to get this up before sleep. This is a draft description. Occupy Berkeley & Occupy Oakland protestors ACT as Berkeley Police use the distraction of an Occupier's arrest - parading the man in front of us and into the front door of the police station - to sneak an unmarked pickup truck to the southeast corner of the Occupy Berkeley camp site (The Alamo). Two Berkeley Police officers SNATCHED the two closest tents, like some kind of literal thieves in the night. Occupy Berkeley and Occupy Oakland protestors rush the small group of Berkeley PD officers, assailing them with shouts and chants, which cowed these obviously terrified officers, forcing a total retreat. The swine DID keep the tents, but they put a big dent in their truck driving over other camper's possessions in their haste to vacate the area. The kicker is that the one pig had the nerve to say "You guys are being aggressive towards us." Really dude? Who was the group who STOLE HOMELESS PEOPLES PROPERTY with WEAPONS DRAWN like SNAKES in the grass? I don't seem to remember that description applying to nonviolent protestors. Bite my shiny 1080 metal ass. PS To the MainStream Media guy who said: "No dude, I'm here and covering this.. We're not doing a bad job. The only reason Occupy is so big is because we [the MSM] are giving you such great coverage." (i swear this is true) Nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah!! PPS If I got this kind of footage on a DSLR with no <b>...</b>

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On 12/22/11 at Occupy Berkeley, police moved aggressively on the crowd by pushing batons in their face and pushing individuals to the ground violently. Another police points a tear gas gun at US citizen menacingly.

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This week the Occupy movement drew thousands of California college students to protest on campuses across the state. The University of California system faces some of the steepest budget cuts and tuition hikes in the nation. Tuition and fees could increase by 81 percent over the next four years. This fall, students saw tuition hikes just a few weeks before their classes began. Community colleges and the California State University system face similar fee hikes. On Wednesday students held protests at least 10 campuses, including UC Irvine, UCLA and UC Berkeley, where police forcibly removed students and arrested 39 people. For more, we turn to a report by KPFA's John Hamilton. [Originally aired on Democracy Now!, 11/11/2011]

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Even some times.... few reporters with hearts & morals tells the truth on mainstream media channels abt what really happened on Ground zero at UC Berkeley,california aka "Occupy Cal".

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www.youtube.com Uploaded by TheAlyonaShow on Nov 10, 2011 Yesterday, students, professors, and other supporters of the Occupy movement gathered at UC Berekeley's plaza to join in OccupyCal. The university had told protesters they could stay around the clock for a week, only if they didn't pitch tents, use stoves, or any other items that might suggest people would be sleeping there. The OccupyCal group voted not to comply with the demand and continued to peacefully set up a tent site. But then police used force, to get them to go and made arrests. Callie Maidhof Occupy Cal Protester explains.

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A few brief questions for a police officer in riot gear. Notice someone's rude and unfortunately timed remark towards the police officer. Many of the protesters are non students, and the commenter did not appear to be a student. On closer inspection the gun seemed to carry .45 caliber or so sized rounds which had a plastic or painted coating on the exterior. They were in a round drum somewhat resembling an antique style "tommy gun". A bystander who was present mentioned that earlier the officer had stated that they were plastic bullets. To my knowledge the gun was not fired on November 9, 2011. If anyone has any further information on the type of injuries that this weapon might cause please post this in the comments.

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Berkeley Police and UC Berkeley Police swarm young man on Telegraph Avenue. Police keeps arriving, creating a large mass. The person in question is mobbed by multiple police officers, despite already having been handcuffed and secured on the ground. A plastic bag is placed over his head, and he is put in a police car. Police linger as a show of force and to intimidate bystanders.

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Occupy Berkeley Protester reflects on his experience being beaten up by police last week. Police beat students and professors after they pitched tents outside Sproul Hall in non-violent protest of the tuition hikes.

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Occupy protestors kicked, punched, maced, assaulted and arrested for speaking up against corporate corruption

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Police shut off Wheeler Hall on the UC Berkeley campus after students occupied the roof of the building to restrict budget cuts and defend public education in California. Campus police wielded batons and mace to enforce UC Berkeley Chancellor Birgeneau's ban on protesting. Several graduate students were on site to treat those with pepper spray burns.

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BERKELEY (KCBS) — Berkeley Police acknowledge they didn't immediately respond to a call in the hills that would eventually result in a homicide this past Saturday. Officers were preparing for an Occupy protest headed to UC Berkeley from Oakland and said it didn't appear to be an emergency. Neighbors in the area of Grizzly Peak Blvd. and Park Gate Road said that the police response to the call was slow. KCBS' Bob Melrose Reports: Berkeley Police Admit No Immediate Response To Eventual Homicide Police issued a statement Monday night that said the initial call was for trespassing and that because on-duty officers were being reconfigured for the protest; only emergency calls were to be handled. Police said they did immediately responded to a 911 call about an assault in the same area that came later that evening, but it was too late. Peter Cukor, 67, had been beaten to death with a flower pot. The suspect, 23-year-old Daniel Dewitt, was taken into custody and will be arraigned on Wednesday. His mother Candy said it's a tragedy. "Our hearts go out to the other family. It breaks my heart. We've all lost in this," she said. Dewitt was a football player at Alameda High School and his father was the first African-American City Councilman in the Island City.

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One officer overheard asking, "Ok, who killed the squirrel?" - Approximately 3PM Feb 11, 2010, I happened upon this scene, three cop cars, three cops, and four 13-16? year old girls (who looked to be on their way home from school) sitting on the curb on the 800 block of Cragmont Ave in North Berkeley. They were kept sitting /standing in the same location for over 1/2 hour or longer. My camera battery quickly ran low. What I didn't get to video: At one point they were lightly frisked by a female officer. The three police cars on the street were impeding normal traffic on this narrow stretch of Cragmont in North Berkeley. Toward the end, one girl looked like she had been singled out and maybe cited. I left before they were either released or arrested.

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Officer Jackson introduces himself moments before him and other police use violent tactics against non-violent students protesting a 32% rate hike amounting to thousands of dollars a year for students.

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