New York City, NY: no video for this one, but NYPD arrested a reporter to stop him from covering the protestshttps://twitter.com/huffpost/status/1266936484692725766 …
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Erie, PA: police pepper-spray a peaceful protestor, then kick her over for sportpic.twitter.com/SgqEy8z2bmAfficher cette discussion
New York City, NY: another without video, but NYPD arrested another reported and kept him in jail for 6 hours
[Arresting someone for blocking traffic that the police had already blocked was tried in Durham back during the Jose Huerta protests too]
Chicago, IL: reporter streaming live on Periscope, holds up his press pass and shouts "PRESS!" – so police pepper-spray him to stop him from broadcasting
The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled there's a 1A right to record public police activity
Los Angeles, CA: police attack John Cusack for filming
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals was the first – in 1995, decades ago – that there's a First Amendment-guaranteed right to record public police activity
Dallas, TX: police shoot a totally innocent bystander – a woman walking home with her groceries – in the head for sport
Seattle, WA: police arrest a protestor using the same knee-on-neck technique used to murder 
Matt M. McKnight
Minneapolis, MN: police threaten to "bake" a reporter for filming them, as he claims journalists are "the problem"
Caroline Sweeney
Nick / nak5132 
Minneapolis, MN: police shoot rubber bullets and teargas at a reporter and his crew, as they're broadcasting live on-airpic.twitter.com/qKEjEkEVzU
MSNBC
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