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Tim Pool and Amber Lyon fired on by Anaheim Police with riot weapons. AmberLyon : Just got shot at -- hiding... Anaheim police fire on media as unrest continues. By Arturo GarciaWednesday, July 25, 2012 8:50 EDT Anaheim Police officers reportedly fired pepper balls and bean bags at demonstrators and journalists Tuesday night during the latest round of protests against last weekend’s police shootings. Freelance journalist Tim Pool posted a video of himself and another journalist, Amber Lyon, being fired upon, an incident he first mentioned while live-streaming the protests Tuesday night.
Pool also said during his live-stream that he was fired at after identifying himself as a media member. Staff members at KFI-AM also reported via Twitter that they were fired upon. A video posted by KPFK-FM reporter Amber Stephens shows protesters gathered outside Anaheim City Hall Tuesday afternoon, chanting “no justice, no peace” at the officers guarding the door. Tuesday’s protests were the latest response to the fatal shooting of Manuel Diaz on Saturday. VIDEO: L.A. Journalists Amber Lyon, Tim Pool, Steven Gregory Shot at by Anaheim Police.
Click to enlarge Tim Pool via Twitter "Various projectiles fired at journalists, protesters, and bystanders in #Anaheim" Approximately 500 protesters, majority Latino, were showered in police beanbags, rubber bullets and pepper balls last night outside Anaheim City Hall as they rioted over two recent officer-involved shootings in the Orange County town. (And the fight wasn't one-sided: Protesters reportedly hurtled bottles, rocks and traffic cones right back in the face of riot police.) But you know the police response has waxed indiscriminate when two journalists walking along the sidewalk, just doing their job, come under fire: Amber Lyon, a former CNN correspondent who was reporting for L.A. radio station KPFK last night, and Tim Pool, another L.A. -based freelancer best known for his extensive coverage of the Occupy Wall Street protests, can be seen fleeing from a round of non-lethal bullets in a video that Pool posted to YouTube this morning.
@KFINEWS via Twitter "#anaheim on fire" AmberLyon: Photo: NBC journalist ducks down in drivers seat after... KFINEWS : Steve here in Anaheim. Pep... BreakThru Radio: Tim Pool on the recent police violence and community response in Anaheim. Jul 30, 2012| By: DJs John & Molly Radio Dispatch Professor Sarah Knuckey on the recently released report that claims the NYPD broke international law in suppressing Occupy Wall Street, and Tim Pool on the recent police violence and community response in Anaheim. Also, a member of the NYPD body slams a subway rider, and a former guest responds to listener mail. More information at theradiodispatch.com and email us at theradiodispatch@gmail.com 00:00 Welcome to Radio Dispatch00:28 Responding to listener mail13:44 Professor Sarah Knuckey on the NYPD breaking international law40:57 Cop bodyslams a guy in the subway47:03 Tim Pool on police violence in Anaheim57:46 "Gun has no trigger" The Dirty Projectors / Credits59:31 Finish Tim Pool Sarah Knuckey Anaheim wound from cops Category: Media, Talk.