On Friday, Nov. 25, 2011, Mayor Nutter of Philadelphia sent out a press release stating that the Occupiers have 48 hours to evacuate their encampment. This is not the first time. Notices like this one have been put out in the past weeks, but police refused to enforce the evictions. I went down to Philadelphia to ask the cops what they will do.
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Arrested with seven other liberty activists for chalking at the police station in Manchester, FreeConcord.org’s Garret Ean refuses to take the plea deal and goes to trial. Read a detailed analysis of the trial from Free Manch. Here’s the raw footage:
And here’s a post-trial interview by Pete Eyre of CopBlock.org who wore his hat through the entire trial, including when he was called to the witness stand!: (more…)
Awesome parking job by Keene's finest.
“Do as we say, not as we do.”
You or I would probably get a ticket for parking like this, but government employees tend to get “professional courtesy” – the unspoken agreement that they will lay off persecuting each other. Obviously, there are exceptions to this rule, but it’s still a rule.
Don’t forget to visit the Keene Police Fanpage on facebook.
Pete was arrested in Manchester with over half a dozen activists for chalking at the police station. Here’s the trial they had in Manch district court. First, the highlight reel, then the raw video:
The full trial in HD: (more…)
Ademo from Copblock calls an AZ cop who refuses to be identified and covers a variety of issues:
The Keene Sentinel is reporting that two Keene police officers were injured by a drunken assailant early this morning.
Officer Katie Corbett suffered a knee injury and Officer Kyle Macie suffered a hand injury in the altercation
How could this violence have been avoided? The Keene officers could have simply left the man alone, but they just had to aggress against him because of… an open container! If they’d ignored him, no injuries would have been sustained. The open container ordinance needs to be repealed.
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