LRAD now warning people not to enter the southeast precinct. Crowd answers with “whose streets? Chinook streets! Where do we stand? Stolen Land” and “Not my neighbor, not your town, fascist cops are going down!”
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Police knock over mace and drag people with a bike for not running fast enoughpic.twitter.com/5w7fhz79Ug
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The crowd just found another crowd to walk with. And there was much rejoicing.
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Someone in the crowd hollers to the neighborhood “we live in a police state! Let’s do something about it please! It can happen here!” Someone else hollers “it is currently happening!” Then more folks arrived, with lacross sticks, and there was much rejoicing.
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Lost the march helping someone who was maced and shoved between two cars
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Riot lines just returned north on 53rd. Some very nice folks helped out with a front yard hose eyeflush.
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I have frequently noted the disproportionate force used by sheriff’s deputies and PPB at these events. However, tonight I want to stress that I saw absolutely no physical aggression by protesters to provoke the police charge or unlawful assembly announcement.
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It appears to be the position of the PPB that it is unlawful to peaceably assemble at a police precinct and petition the police, who are in many senses employees of the government, for a redress of grievances. And the freedom of the Press ain’t doin too hot either.
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So a house with two really cute kitties in the window had these out front. And this pack of rather dehydrated journalists thinks that is just wonderful. All Cats Are Buddies.pic.twitter.com/94uDcXO8oY
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