Occupy Bay Area
A nearly day-by-day account of the movement that started on Wall Street and spread across the nation, the Atlantic and the Pacific.
- Tuesday night Occupy Oakland took their message to the streets.
My heart is in Oakland tonight. Peace, prayers and power for all you brave warriors out there. #OccupyOakland #ows #OccupyDallas
Live Blog: Police arrest protesters, tear down Occupy Oakland tent city - Inside Bay AreaBy Scott Johnson and Kristin J. BenderOakland Tribune Early Tuesday, the city began ousting protesters who have camped out for two weeks at the Occupy Oakland tent city on Frank H. Ogawa Plaza. Police started assembling around the tent city at 14th Street and Broadway at about 3 a.m. 8:45 a.m.
#occupyoakland attacked by 500 cops in suprise assault. tear gas, rubber bullets, shotguns, flash bang grenades. Many injured.
The world needs to know that Oakland PD is tear gassing the elderly, the disabled, children, and the press. #PoliceState #OccupyOakland #OWS
Remember when the tea party had rallies where they openly carried guns. Remember when they were tear gassed? Oh, me either. #occupyoakland
RT @northoaklandnow: New shift of police officers come on barricade line with larger batons #occupyoakland
RT @LisaHendrix: Why is the mainstream media kowtowing to the Oakland Police Department? @ABC @CBS @NBC #occupyOakland- Police from across northern California descended on the Occupy Oakland camp in the early hours of Tuesday. Tents, sleeping bags, toothpaste, strollers are among the belongings strewn across the plaza. 85 arrested. Dozens are still face-to-face with police on Broadway and 14th Street.
Photos: Occupy Oakland Protesters Evicted Photos – Photos and Videos from The Denver Post
Occupy Oakland protesters were evicted from the Frank H. Ogawa plaza early this morning Tuesday, October 25, 2011, in Oakland, California. Police in riot gear began clearing anti-Wall Street protesters on Tuesday morning from the plaza in front of Oakland's City Hall where they have been camped out for about two weeks.- Live Blog: Police arrest protesters, tear down Occupy Oakland tent city - Inside Bay AreaEarly Tuesday, the city ousted protesters who have camped out for two weeks at the Occupy Oakland tent city on Frank H. Ogawa Plaza in front of City Hall. Police started assembling around the tent city at 14th Street and Broadway at about 3 a.m. 11:48 a.m. Labor council leader condemns encampment shutdown.
Police Arrest Occupy Oakland Demonstrators On Oct. 21 Oakland city officials warned Occupy Oakland demonstrators that their encampment near Oakland City Hall was illegal and that they might be arrested.- Late last night, Oakland police, under orders from the city, began surrounding the Occupy Oakland encampment in preparation to oust the protesters from Frank Ogawa Plaza. Approximately an hour ago, hundreds of Oakland police officers raided the camp. Dressed in riot gear, the police used rubber bull...
#occupyoakland raid tweets
Tweets on events of the Occupy Oakland raid, trying to confirm information. It's also being tracked on http://piratenpad.de/OccupyOaklandLive video stream from @punkboyinsf - http://bit.ly/vNqkBj
Police Shut Down Occupy OaklandOfficials raid encampment, make arrests and temporarily shut down a BART station.- Early morning police raid ousts Occupy Oakland - Inside Bay AreaBy Kristin J. BenderOakland Tribune OAKLAND -- Before dawn Tuesday, at least 200 police, many in riot gear, tore down the Occupy Oakland encampment in front of City Hall and arrested dozens of people. A smaller camp near Lake Merritt was also dismantled.
Truly horrific photos of #OccupyOakland police raid, I can't believe this is happening on American soil t.co/QSdHUWgt #ows
