Questlove: Omg, drivin down south st... Questo of The Roots: ok once again. South St in... Police Clear Zuccotti Park With Show of Force, Bright Lights and Loudspeakers - NYTimes.com. Zuccotti Park, 8am. It may be empty now, but #OccupyWallStree. If the mayor & Wall St think this is just about a park, t. Man runs into Zuccotti w American flag, police wrest it away. Sign at Foley Square: Mubarak, Gaddafi, Bloomberg. A message for Bloomberg from #zuccotti. Occupy Foley Square: #frontpage #OFS #OWS http:... Court order: City can’t keep Occupy Wall Street protesters and their stuff out of Zuccotti Park Aaron Showalter for New York Daily News An unidentified Occupy Wall Street protestor is wrestled to the ground then hauled off by police.
The two-month-old shantytown that was the symbolic heart of the Occupy Wall Street movement is no more — and the NYPD vows it won’t rise again. After an overnight raid razed the tent city in Zuccotti Park early Tuesday, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Michael Stallman upheld the city’s right to enforce “reasonable” rules to maintain safety and hygiene. He said the protesters may have a right to free speech, but they had not demonstrated a First Amendment right to camp. By evening, the city began letting protesters back into the park — but barred them from bringing any tents, tarps or gear.
Although the new rules against tents and generators will make staying overnight near-impossible once temperatures drop, the jubilant crowd declared victory. They jumped onto benches and waved American flags. Order Re Liberty Park. Click to enlarge: Read the full court order. Occupy Wall Street Evicted in Late Night Raid; Lawyers Secure Injunction to Reopen Zuccotti Park. This is a rush transcript. Copy may not be in its final form. AMY GOODMAN: Nearly two months into Occupy Wall Street, New York City police have carried out a major crackdown on the protesters’ Lower Manhattan encampment, dismantling tents, confiscating belongings, arresting more than 70 people.
At around 1:00 in the morning local time, police officers in riot gear encircled Zuccotti Park, renamed by the protesters Liberty Square, ordering them to leave. Although most demonstrators complied, a group of around 200 or 300 people refused, locking their arms together in the middle of the park. They were eventually detained after a tense standoff that saw police use pepper spray and hit protesters with batons. OWS witness: Brutal lockdown in Zuccotti Park to fuel new protests.
JM Smucker, Rebecca Manski, Karanja Gaçuça, Linnea M Palmer Paton, Kanene Holder, William Jesse. Evicted Occupy Wall Street protesters assemble and occupy in Duarte Square, New York.
Photograph: Cara Hartley Two months ago, just 200 of us set up an encampment at Wall Street's doorstep. Since then, Occupy Wall Street has become a national and even international symbol – with similarly styled occupations popping up in cities and towns across America and around the world. A growing popular movement has significantly altered the national narrative about our economy, our democracy, and our future. Late into last night, we on the Occupy Wall Street PR team were reflecting on the successes, challenges and the aims of our movement up to this point. PR working group member Jason Ahmadi texted the team from a police van full of 13 arrestees, and we soon discovered that NYC council member Ydanis Rodríguez had been arrested and was bleeding from the head. At 2.43am, the New York Observer reported that photographers with credentials were barred from Liberty Square. But we are not deterred. RT: Crackdown on OWS camps coo...
Occupy Wall Street 'Media Blackout': Journalists Arrested, Roughed Up, Blocked From Covering Clearing. UPDATE: The Society Of Professional Journalists has condemned the arrests of reporters carried out by the New York Police Department during their raid of the Occupy Wall Street encampment. In a statement on Tuesday, the group noted that at least six journalists had been arrested, and called "for all charges against these journalists to be dropped and for greater care by police to avoid arresting or otherwise obstructing journalists who are simply and clearly doing their jobs. " It also stressed that "the journalists were either wearing press credentials or explained to police that they were reporters covering the protests," and argued, "they were clearly exercising the constitutional right of a free press...it is clear now that many journalists have been erroneously arrested without cause.
" Media Pushed Back from Protest Raid. Hunter Walker: I was blocked from viewing... Press Suppression at Occupy Wall Street Raid · bendoernberg. Occupy Wall Street Sustainability Working Group Issues Statement On NYC Eviction. We, the members of the Sustainability Working Group at Occupy Wallstreet, stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters of this movement. We are outraged by the actions of the NYPD and Mayor Bloomberg, at the violent assault on the peaceful protesters of the Zucotti park encampment.It is not through oppression, but through innovation that will enable us to create positive change in this world. The Sustainability Working Group has served as a poignant and innovative enclave in this movement, seeking to act with ethics and morality as our guide. Was the New York Times Embedded with the NY Police Department Prior to the #OWS Raid? November 21, 2011 · 0 Comments Source: Naked Capitalism By Yves Smith: A longstanding [Naked Capitalism] reader and lower Manhattan resident e-mailed me: I was curious about the first couple of pictures in this set from the NY Times.
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