Tents, Banks, and Police: Occupy Bay Area, Week of Nov. 14

Supporters of the Occupy movement in the Bay Area held marches, took over a bank and set up encampments the week of Nov. 14. Law enforcement later removed those encampments and arrested some protesters. Here's a recap through Tweets, video, photos and links to news coverage.

  1. Nov. 18: Occupy Oakland Announces New Encampment

  2. Occupy Oakland protesters held a press conference to announce they would be starting a new encampment at Fox Square Park in Oakland's rapidly gentrifying Uptown district.
  3. Some of the park's neighbors expressed concern.
  4. Nov. 17: Police Order Occupy Cal Encampment to End; OccupySF On Edge

  5. In the early morning hours law enforcement officials forced Occupy supporters to clear their encampment at University of California at Berkeley.
  6. BREAKING - Around 50 police officers are on Sproul, telling occupiers thru a loudspeaker to leave or risk arrest. #occupycal
  7. Police are clearing out #occupycal. All tents must be gone and non-#cal students are being forced to leave campus. bit.ly/uRtMLA
  8. Police plan to clear the entire #occupycal encampment tonight. Two demonstrators have been arrested so far bit.ly/uRtMLA
  9. Police moved in quietly and swiftly from all sides #OccupyCal at 3:30, had area cleared within 10 minutes
  10. #occupycal people's mic after raid: "We are coming back! We are winning! Whose university? Our university!" #oo #ows
  11. Later...
  12. #OccupyCal protesters circumvent order not to post tents by floating them above Sproul Hall twitpic.com/7fmbla
  13. In the afternoon, OccupySF protesters began to express concerns that a raid by law enforcement was imminent.

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