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NYPD Says OWS Dumped Feces & Urine In ATM Vestibule And Down Stairs
After a witness provided a license plate number of the van allegedly used to transport the waste, authorities apprehended 25-year-old Jordan Brooks Amos, of Philadelphia, two days after the incidents.
Hundreds Of OWS Protesters, NYPD Clash In Union Square Park
Demonstrators with the Occupy Wall Street movement are now calling Union Square their new home base after a dramatic and sometimes violent face-off between police and protesters stretched into the early morning hours.
Bloomberg Defends NYPD Despite Criticism Over Handling Of Occupy Wall Street Protests
Some New York City Council members contend the NYPD used excessive force in its handling of the weekend protests, but Bloomberg refuted the notion, saying the police know how to handle a crowd.
Tweeter Behind Alleged Occupy Threat Against NYPD Speaks Out
Police spokesman Paul Browne confirmed Sunday that the department was seeking a subpoena to identify the person.
Occupy Wall Street Activists Differ On Organization’s Direction
After police broke up a rally at Manhattan’s Zuccotti Park and arrested dozens, Occupy Wall Street protesters said their movement would pick up momentum.
Dozens Of Arrests As Protestors Re-Occupy Zuccotti Park To Kick-Off Spring Offensive
As spring approaches, Occupy Wall Street protesters who mostly hibernated all winter are beginning to stir with plans for renewed demonstrations six months after the movement was born.
Gov. Christie To Hold Lunchtime Rally For Romney In Illinois
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will return to the stump for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Friday. Christie will host a lunchtime “Romney for President” rally at Elmhurst College in Illinois.
Report: Occupy Wall Street Protesters Complain About Police Surveillance
The New York Police Department’s surveillance of muslims has garnered intense scrutiny and prompted a backlash, and now the Occupy movement is apparently upset about expanded surveillance as well.
Occupy Wall Street Running Out Of Money In NYC
A financial report on the group’s General Assembly website says at “the current rate of expenditure” the occupiers will be “out of money in THREE WEEKS.”
NY Lawmakers Accept Plea Deals In Occupy Arrests
Two New York City lawmakers arrested at an Occupy Wall Street march have taken offers to get their cases dismissed by avoiding further arrests for six months.
Police Clash With Occupiers In Brooklyn
Police in Brooklyn clashed with Occupy Wall Street protesters on Saturday night. The occupiers allegedly threw garbage cans out of a vacant building as part of a protest.
Desecration At Church Leads NYC Pastor To ‘Evict’ Occupy Wall Street
Protesters agreed to find other places to stay within two weeks, and to find an artisan who can make a replacement for the missing baptismal font lid if they don’t find it.
Occupy Wall Street Protesters Return To Zuccotti Park After Barricades Come Down
By sunrise Wednesday, though, they were down to just a handful remaining in the park.
Occupy Wall Street Inspires Poetic Video Ode From Siblings
New York author Eleanor Lerman and her videologist brother Philip Lerman were so inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement that they combined their talents to produce a short film honoring the demonstrators.
‘Occupy Wall Street’ Marks Christmas In Zuccotti Park
The NYPD evicted the protesters from the park in November, although they were allowed to return without tents and other equipment.
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