Midnight EST deadline in Baltimore (and still stuff happening in Oakland)

Posted on October 25, 2011 by kwilder

Current events with some of the occupations:

The police had given Occupy Baltimore a deadline of midnight to leave park. There are at least 100 people at Baltimore encampment. So, things could get interesting.

In Oakland: About 350 demonstrators in morning, police arrested dozens. Evening, 700 demonstrators or more gathered. Police tear gassed. Soem dispersed, but some stayed. Groups of occupiers wandering throughout Oakland. Police using tear gas, beanbag bullets, and sound canon. Much tension.

You can find discussion of both, and alternating video at the Global Revolution Live Stream: here.
ABC news sky cam of streets of Oakland, California: here.

Re: Oakland California:

___________________________

Whatever happens, each day,
Occupy Oakland will
reconvene at 6pm
at 14th and Broadway

Every day!

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