Watch the last ~30 seconds Man is unconcious on the ground. A group of people move to help him. Police throw tear gas and flash bangs into the group Flashbang explodes next to mans head www.youtube.com
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written by Rina Palta of Kalwnews, Sure enough, Chief Howard Jordan said this evening that the Independent Monitor will look into allegations of force used against protesters. Among the myriad troubles facing the city of Oakland right now is a question of how the federal court that's currently overseeing Oakland's police department will view the city's aggressive response to Occupy Oakland. In 2003, after a group of rogue West Oakland officers, now known as the "Riders" were accused of planting evidence and beating suspects, the department agreed to a number of reforms as part of a negotiated settlement. That consent decree has been extended twice, as the court and its independent monitoring team have repeatedly chastised the department for not adequately progressing on required reforms. In a recent hearing, Judge Henderson went as far as threatening the department with federal receivership if it doesn't make progress. Oakland officials have repeatedly said they're taking steps to avoid receivership, but the city's handling of Occupy Oakland is sure to draw the court's attention. The court has several issues with the department. Among them is officers in the department's high rate of drawing weapons while interacting with the public. "The level of unnecessary drawing of firearms is astounding," the judge said at a September hearing. Also at issue is what the judge called an "attitude of resistance" to the Negotiated Settlement Agreement. When Chief Anthony Batts left <b>...</b>
"Authorities have denied reports that they used flash bang canisters to help break up the crowds, saying the loud noises came from large firecrackers thrown at police by protesters." twitter.com October 25, 2011 — OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Dozens of police in riot gear and hundreds of protesters in support of the Occupy Wall Street movement engaged in a game of cat-and-mouse in downtown Oakland on Tuesday, with authorities using tear gas to respond to demonstrators' repeated agitations. The latest such skirmish came around 10:30 PDT as some protesters began throwing bottles among a crowd that had reconvened in front of City Hall, where a haze of chemical smoke still hung in the air following a similar clash at the site about an hour earlier. It was the fourth time police used tear gas in three hours. Authorities have denied reports that they used flash bang canisters to help break up the crowds, saying the loud noises came from large firecrackers thrown at police by protesters. Police also report being attacked with rocks. City Hall has been the site of conflict throughout the day. Authorities used a pre-dawn raid to dismantle an Occupy Wall Street encampment that had taken over a plaza outside the government headquarters for more than two weeks. Police removed about 170 demonstrators who had been staying in the area overnight after repeatedly being warned that such a camp was illegal and they faced arrest by remaining. City officials said 97 people were arrested in the <b>...</b>
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mediaroots.org Abby Martin of Media Roots captured an extremely tense standoff between the Oakland Police Department and the Occupy Wall Street protestors. Things came to a head around 7:45 pm when the Oakland PD started throwing smoke bombs and tear gas canisters into the crowd completely unprovoked. Check out my coverage from earlier that day when the Oakland PD aggressively raided the peaceful Occupy Oakland encampment and said they were just 'following orders': www.youtube.com Contact the Mayor Jean Quan here: www.oaklandnet.com www.mediaroots.org http
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www.democracynow.org - Oakland police stormed the Oakland Occupy protest encampment outside City Hall just before 5 am PDT. Police lobbed flash grenades and reportedly fired tear gas. Initial reports say at least 70 people have arrested and the police tore apart the protest camp. Democracy Now! gets a live report from the park by legal observer Marcus Kryshka. Nearly 2500 people have now been arrested in protests since the start of Occupy Wall Street movement Sept. 17. For the complete transcript, podcast, and for additional reports on the Occupy Wall Street movement, visit www.democracynow.org FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com Daily Email News Digest: www.democracynow.org Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org
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Video courtesy: Ali Winston www.youtube.com Police have clashed with hundreds of demonstrators in the US city of Oakland. It happened when hundreds marched to show their anger at police clearing an "Occupy Wall Street" camp. Officers shot several rounds of tear gas into the crowd, who were trying to reclaim their position within the city centre. Earlier on Tuesday, 85 people were arrested, after they refused to take down their tents as part of the nationwide movement against corporate greed. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Footage of police using tear gas on protesters in Oakland (mirrored from youtu.be
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Oakland Police Tear gas, Rubber Bullets, Flash Bang Grenades Thrown at #Occupy Oakland Demonstrators. What are the police afraid of? Old people in wheel chairs, young kids and middle aged Americans that are not happy with the direction our country is headed and want to change the future for ourselves and our children? Oakland Police are no better than the LAPD of the 1990's.
Oakland Police hurled tear gas at 14th and Broadway around 9:00PM. OPD had been firing tear gas at the people since the early morning police raid on Occupy Oakland. Tear gas affected children in the area, elders, and generally anyone in a four block radius.
My admittedly-unorganized thoughts on the recent news that the Oakland, CA police department has decided to unleash tear gas on the "Occupy Oakland" protesters (a peaceful protest that serves as the Oakland version of the "Occupy Wall Street" movement), despite nothing being done by said protesters that would really require a response by a full riot squad. A link to a report confirming these events: From "The Burning Platform": www.theburningplatform.com Don't forget to subscribe! Official YT Facebook -- www.facebook.com Tumblr -- dh1390.tumblr.com Skype -- JerseyDH Main Channel -- http Twitter -- www.twitter.com FormSpring -- www.formspring.me DailyBooth -- dailybooth.com
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Veterans for Peace member Scott Olsen was wounded by a less-lethal round fired by either San Francisco Sheriffs deputies or Palo Alto Police on October 25, 2011 at 14th Street and Broadway in Downtown Oakland video of him as he was pulled away from the police line of fire. www.youtube.com *UPDATE* OPD ADMITS TO USING LESS THAN LETHAL ROUNDS "During the evening protest, a number of officers were assaulted, doused with hazardous materials and hit with large rocks and bottles, which resulted in the declaration of an unlawful assembly and the order to disperse. To assist in the dispersal efforts, officers used less lethal force tactics. At approximately 10:00pm this evening, a group of approximately 300 protesters in the area of Frank Ogawa Plaza began throwing large rocks and bottles at officers after receiving the order to disperse, which again prompted the use of less than lethal munitions." www2.oaklandnet.com Q. Did the Police deploy rubber bullets, flash-bag grenades? A. No, the loud noises that were heard originated from M-80 explosives thrown at Police by protesters. In addition, Police fired approximately four bean bag rounds at protesters to stop them from throwing dangerous objects at the officer Quote from OPD in thier public brief to the city of oakland. www2.oaklandnet.com This is direct evidence of oakland police using flashbangs against protesters. CLEARLY these people are trying to help a man that is on the ground hurt or something else. This footage was shot <b>...</b>
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www.mediaroots.org Abby Martin of Media Roots was on the front lines of the war in the streets of Oakland during the aftermath of the Occupy Oakland general strike and shutdown of the port on November 2, 2011. Over 10000 peaceful protesters successfully shut down the Port of Oakland, the fifth largest port in the country at 8pm earlier that night. About two hours later, the anarchist "Black Bloc" came to downtown, smashing windows of banks and setting trash cans on fire. The Oakland PD in full riot gear lined up and marched toward the now out of control rally. They started firing smoke grenades and tear gas into the crowd of people, to which people starting throwing bottles and other objects back to the police. After the crowd scattered, the police lined up and starting to close in and arrest the remaining protesters at the Occupy Oakland camp. www.mediaroots.org http
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A general strike that shut down the Port of Oakland, showing the broadening reach of the Occupy Wall Street movement, ended in violence when police in riot gear arrested dozens of protesters overnight. occupyoakland.org http Original Video Uploaded By www.youtube.com
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Footage from the Occupy Oakland protest, October 25th, 2011. After protesters ran to the aid of a badly-injured person, Oakland Police deliberately lobbed a flash grenade into the crowd. Whatever you think of the Occupy movement, police behavior of this kind is criminal and should be prosecuted. According to protest leaders, the march -- attended by more than 1000 people on Tuesday night -- was intended to reclaim Frank Ogawa plaza, which has served as a base for two weeks of protests against economic inequality in the city until police cleared it before dawn. At least 85 people were arrested when police used teargas and baton rounds to break up the camp, sparking fury among protesters who have accused city authorities of a heavy-handed response to their demonstration. On Tuesday afternoon, protesters marched through the streets of Oakland towards city hall, vowing to retake the plaza. During the march, a small group scuffled with police not far from the city centre, and several were arrested.
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Police fired tear gas at least five times Tuesday night into a crowd of several hundred protesters backing the Occupy movement who unsuccessfully tried to retake an encampment outside Oakland City Hall that officers had cleared away more than 12 hours earlier.
Authorities are denying reports that they used flash bang canisters... more» www.teapartytweets.org Agreement isn't necessary. Participation is! Oakland PD using flash bang and tear gas... A crowd of protesters in Oakland, Calif., that had gathered in front of City Hall amid a heavy police presence has scattered as authorities have fired tear gas in what police say was a response to rock throwing from some of the demonstrators. more» www.teapartytweets.org
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Clashes have erupted in Oakland, California, between anti-corporate protesters and police, who have entered their camp. Up to 100 people have been arrested. According to unconfirmed reports, many police officers were not wearing badges and had tape covering their names. Police officers have used tear gas and bullets which, basically, consist of heavy pellets of cloth, RT's Lucy Kafanov reports from the site. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Riot police fired tear gas at Occupy protesters trying to enter a plaza outside of City Hall in Oakland California. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks down the video and adds more details on the Occupy Wall Street inspired event. thelede.blogs.nytimes.com The Young Turks on Current TV: current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Support TYT for FREE: bit.ly
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More than 1000 people had marched on the city hall to voice anger over scores of arrests when police cleared their protest camp.
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www.DemocracyNow.org - Oakland police repeatedly fired tear gas and flash grenades Tuesday night as protesters attempted to retake the Occupy Oakland encampment outside City Hall — only 12 hours after police tore apart the camp and arrested more than 90 people in a pre-dawn raid. Observers said that at times, the downtown resembled a warzone last night. Some protesters are being held on $10000 bail. Democracy Now! speak to Rachel Jackson of the Oscar Grant Committee Against Police Brutality and State Repression about how the police are handling Occupy Oakland. Also interviewed is John Avalos, San Francisco City Supervisor and a candidate for mayor of San Francisco. On Tuesday, Avalos introduced a resolution supporting the right of the Occupy San Francisco protest to continue its peaceful assembly in public spaces. For the complete transcript, podcast, and for additional reports on the Occupy Wall Street movement, visit www.democracynow.org FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com Daily Email News Digest: www.democracynow.org Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org
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mediaroots.org Abby Martin of Media Roots went out to cover the immediate aftermath of the brutal police raid of Occupy Oakland at 6:20 am on October 25, 2011. 500+ Oakland PD used tear gas, rubber bullets and completely leveled two encampments of peaceful protestors practicing civil disobedience. 90+ protestors were then arrested. Check out my coverage later that same day, when cops launched smoke bombs and tear gas unprovoked into the crowd of Occupy Oakland protestors in an intense showdown between Oakland PD & OWS: www.youtube.com Contact the Mayor Jean Quan here: www.oaklandnet.com www.mediaroots.org http
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A general strike that shut down the Port of Oakland, showing the broadening reach of the Occupy Wall Street movement, ended in violence when police in riot gear arrested dozens of protesters overnight. occupyoakland.org http
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Oakland Police Officer Flah Grenades Crown Helping Injuered Protester - WTF!! Full Credits too: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com Please subscribe! October 25, 2011. 500+ Oakland PD used tear gas, rubber bullets and completely leveled two encampments of peaceful protestors practicing civil disobedience. 90+ protestors were then arrested. Whatever happened in Oakland, California this morning wasn't pretty. A reporter on location was tipped off by a city official that at 4:30am (pst) the police were going to show up to clean up the park filled with protestors. A raid. At that time, the mainstream media outlets were already on stand by ready to capture the footage. The police didn't have the right to kick anyone out especially during hours in which the park is open to the public, but knowingly, they still went through with their orders. One officer was asked by a bystander if he feels good about what he's doing and if he's going to tell his grandchildren about these times. The officer replied with, "I'm just following orders." Yeah, so were the guys at the Nuremberg trials... Police departments from municipalities surrounding Oakland along with the OPD took to the streets to "evict" those occupying Frank Ogawa Plaza and Snow Park. Police departments from neighboring counties/municipalities such as Hayward, Fremont, Emeryville, Union City, Berkeley, and Vacaville were also called in to assist. And yes... Special response vehicles and riot gear were in tact. According to the <b>...</b>
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Oakland Police dispersed hundreds of protesters using tear gas on Tuesday night as crowds tried to re-enter a plaza outside of City Hall. Police said they fired the tear gas after the crowd threw paint and other objects at officers. Protesters had camped for weeks in several areas in the city, including near City Hall. Oakland police fire teargas at Occupy protest [Reporter HD]
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OWS - Occupy Oakland Raid - Tear Gas, Rubber Bullets, Police Brutality Full Credits too: www.youtube.com Please subscribe! Abby Martin of Media Roots went out to cover the immediate aftermath of the brutal police raid of Occupy Oakland at 6:20 am on October 25, 2011. 500+ Oakland PD used tear gas, rubber bullets and completely leveled two encampments of peaceful protestors practicing civil disobedience. 90+ protestors were then arrested. Whatever happened in Oakland, California this morning wasn't pretty. A reporter on location was tipped off by a city official that at 4:30am (pst) the police were going to show up to clean up the park filled with protestors. A raid. At that time, the mainstream media outlets were already on stand by ready to capture the footage. The police didn't have the right to kick anyone out especially during hours in which the park is open to the public, but knowingly, they still went through with their orders. One officer was asked by a bystander if he feels good about what he's doing and if he's going to tell his grandchildren about these times. The officer replied with, "I'm just following orders." Yeah, so were the guys at the Nuremberg trials... Police departments from municipalities surrounding Oakland along with the OPD took to the streets to "evict" those occupying Frank Ogawa Plaza and Snow Park. Police departments from neighboring counties/municipalities such as Hayward, Fremont, Emeryville, Union City, Berkeley, and Vacaville were also <b>...</b>
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OPD have two activist on the ground, after they had beaten demonstrators with batons, and then fired tear gas at the gathering near 7th and Washington, on the way to do jail solidarity for those arrested in the early morning raid on Occupy Oakland. The march was dispersed forcefully by teargas and weapons fired indiscriminately, what i later learned were paint guns.
According to witnesses, police ringed various protester strongholds throughout the city, including a number of abandoned buildings. Once in position, they attempted to smoke them out, using flashbangs and tear gas to unnerve demonstrators. Much more serious were allegations that police were deploying rubber bullets - with reports that at least one person was taken to hospital after being shot. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Oakland Police fire flash grenades and tear gas at a group of 1000 peaceful demonstrators outside of City Hall on 14th St and Broadway. The demonstrators were protesting the violent police assault on the Occupy Oakland encampment earlier that day that resulted in several protesters having bones broken and one protester hospitalized due to injuries from a police assault.
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