tazzygirl -> RE: USMC joins #OWS after OPD takes a headshot at Marine... (10/28/2011 8:21:18 PM)
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ORIGINAL: errantgeek See, here's your problem. You're taking cops' claims as indisputable evidence in this matter. No, I'm just lending the word of a sworn peace officer more credibility than a mask-wearing protester who would incite a riot bythrowing things at uniformed police officers. quote:
ORIGINAL: errantgeek Despite the fact the Oakland PD claimed flashbangs were not used against protesters. Lie, and there's evidence to prove they were lying. Despite the fact the Oakland PD claimed bean bag rounds were not used against protesters. Lie, and there's evidence to prove they were lying. Despite the fact the Oakland PD claimed rubber shot and bullets were not used against protesters. Lie, and there's evidence to prove they were lying. I still have yet to see any evidence of these claims you claim the cops made. "I'm pretty sad and obviously it's very painful," she said Friday. "(Somebody in the national media) said I should have resigned. But I don't have time to think about politics. I have to keep people safe. "I've been able to organize the communities and balance the budget. It's painful to have all your work defined by one thing. The city probably did make some mistakes, that's why I apologized to the family of Scott Olsen." quote:
Jordan, Quan and Santana have since tried to justify its use of force. They have launched an investigation to determine if it was used properly and whether law enforcement agencies called in to provide mutual aid during the protest followed Oakland's policy on less-lethal ammunition. The city adopted a crowd control policy after many innocent bystanders were injured by less-lethal ammunition during an April 7, 2003, anti-war protest at the Port of Oakland. Clearly the city violated its own policy, said Civil Rights Attorney Jim Chanin, who helped forge the agreement and said he was shocked that once again, it appears that Oakland overreacted with violence against people exercising their First Amendment right to go to a march. He said the police department needs to be held accountable. "Quan still has time to show some leadership and hold the police accountable and let the chips fall where they may," he said. "This has obviously been a big problem for her. I think there will be time for judging her when it's over. But this is still happening and she needs to step up. She has to balance the actions of the police and the rights of the protesters." http://www.insidebayarea.com/oaklandtribune/localnews/ci_19219380?source=rss I dont think the Mayor agrees with you.
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