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34. Occupy Oakland Tuesday October 25
3 months ago
A Recap of yesterdays events for the Occupy Oakland movement.
At 4:30 AM, the police moved in to destroy the camp.
At 4:30 PM, people organized for a march in support of Occupy Oakland
At 5:30 PM people hit the streets, non violent protesters were met with tear gas and rubber bullets near the police station
At 6:30 PM everyone gathered at Frank Ogawa Plaza for a show of Solidarity.
at 8:30 PM, everyone marched back to Frank Ogawa Plaza
at 9:00 PM, police opened fire with rubber bullets and tear gas.
People Stayed out ALL night, Occupy Oakland.
At 4:30 AM, the police moved in to destroy the camp.
At 4:30 PM, people organized for a march in support of Occupy Oakland
At 5:30 PM people hit the streets, non violent protesters were met with tear gas and rubber bullets near the police station
At 6:30 PM everyone gathered at Frank Ogawa Plaza for a show of Solidarity.
at 8:30 PM, everyone marched back to Frank Ogawa Plaza
at 9:00 PM, police opened fire with rubber bullets and tear gas.
People Stayed out ALL night, Occupy Oakland.
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Well put together too. Captured the good and ugly. And balance out.. sometimes hard to do with so much of the latter
theatlantic.com/video/index/247828/