“Am I free to go? Am I being detained? I do not consent to this search.”
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nothingofficial on Feb 29, 2012
New York, Feb. 26– The first part of a smart, lively and well-grounded training session on the fine points of dealing with the NYPD during an actual or potential arrest situation, held in Tompkins Square during Occupy the Town Square. The Sunday afternoon events included a teach-in by Health Care for the 99% on New York’s acute hospital crisis; info on a bike repair workshop at the 60 Wall Street Atrium and display of a whole range of art and performance pieces made by East Villagers for Occupy Wall Street. Press inquiries for this channel contact lizajbear@gmail.com; phone 646-246-1869. Thank you.
OWS F26 Tompkins Sq: What To Say If Arrested, And Say It Loud and Clear.
see
Discussing the way forward for Occupy
Occupy Draws Strength From the Powerless by Chris Hedges
Disturbing Video: Riot police violently disperse Occupy DC with batons
Occupy Wall Street on Dandelion Salad
from the archives:
BUSTED: The Citizen’s Guide to Surviving Police Encounters (must-see video)
What To Do If You Get Stopped By The Police by Karl Denninger
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