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Afternoon Open Thread: Police react violently to Tibetan Protests (Chicago, IL)

Post Date: Mar 29, 2008 11:08 a.m.
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Hat tip to quiet Bill for posting this video over at the Agonist , along with the accompanying commentary from Steve Watson at Infowars . As Watson describes, "The footage was shot at a free Tibet peaceful assembly in New York on the 14th of March. It shows the protestors holding flags and signs and peacefully walking down the street towards the UN building in the Turtle Bay neighborhood only to be accosted by police officers with batons. One officer identified as "Delgado" is seen in the video pushing people as the group crosses the street. Another officer, identified as "Serano" is caught threatening to kill two protesters as the cameraman passes. He later admits to the threat and apologizes for it. As the group nears the UN building, cop cars and vans screech onto the sidewalks, cops pour out and begin to beat the protesters with clubs as UN security guards observe without becoming involved." It’s easy to respond to this video with anger and to condemn it ...

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