I join much of the press corps at the opposite side of the park where we discver that there are in fact people blocking the road: the cops They eventually leavepic.twitter.com/8XcAo4FssG
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Anyway most of the protest has reformed in the 7/11 parking lot. Chants of "Black Lives Matter." Milling, waiting for the inevitable
Riot vans pull up. Some cops walk halfway down Elmont for some reason, then return to the van. Both vans leave Protesters occupy the street immediately
Riot vans also return immediately. Another arrest. I think that's OC gas but am not sure Cops form a line in the middle of Lombard street. Someone should really tell them this road is open to vehicular trafficpic.twitter.com/HcsQMuXOaH
Immediately after the riot vans leave, DJ LRAD reminds us that the roads are open to traffic He's late: the police just stopped blocking the street
An activist tells people to get in the street "What, did we come here to stand on the sidewalk? They just pushed us through a park for no reason, you think they're gonna leave us alone if we stay on the sidewalk?" It's compelling. Protest moves to the street
An impromptu rap concert in the middle of the street. Sound on (If you wanna hear the whole thing, livestreams are your best bet: I know @PhrenologyPhun is for sure streaming right now)pic.twitter.com/XdkDWfVIGf
I'm now hanging out way back in the 7/11 parking lot, since this is where they'll push to when they're ready to fuck us up again
The music stops and people move to the side of the road Fuck, the cops, I think, then realizw they're moving to let a semi truck through As soon as he's through, the protest moves to the center of the road againpic.twitter.com/qfBDY8RaCf
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