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Santa Cruz Indymedia | Global Justice and Anti-Capitalism | Health, Housing, and Public Services | Police State and PrisonsVacant Bank Occupied at River and Water Streets in Santa Cruz (Part 2 of 2)
On November 30th, more than a hundred activists in Santa Cruz demonstrated in front of a Chase bank, before marching to and occupying a vacant bank building on River and Water Streets at 3 PM. A communique handed out shortly after the building was entered states, "This building is being re-purposed in solidarity with Occupy Santa Cruz. Formerly a Coast Commercial Bank, the building was bought by Wells Fargo, closed, and has been vacant for the past three years. The company leasing the building manages foreclosures for Wells Fargo. ![]() upside-down-flag_11-30-11... Please see Part 1 for the full article and more photos: http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/12/01/18701406.php
![]() birds-eye-view_11-30-11.jpg ![]() cops-in-parking-lot_11-30... ![]() san-lorenzo-park_11-30-11... ![]() jumping-stalls_11-30-11.jpg ![]() occupy-everything_11-30-1... ![]() come-inside_11-30-11.jpg ![]() chris-doyon_11-30-11.jpg ![]() acab-all-cats-are-beautif... ![]() end-foreclosures_11-30-11... ![]() banners-cover-windows_11-... ![]() plainclothes-filming-from... ![]() i-held-signs_11-30-11.jpg ![]() joe-arrested_11-30-11.jpg I'll publish an additional series of photos documenting Joe's arrest.
![]() river-street-blocked_11-3... ![]() cops-block-river_11-30-11... ![]() road-closed_11-30-11.jpg ![]() shareholders-meeting_11-3... ![]() tent-in-vault_11-30-11.jpg Part 1 of 2: Vacant Bank Occupied at River and Water Streets in Santa Cruz
http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/12/01/18701406.php On November 30th, Santa Cruz Police arrested a demonstrator named Joe on Water Street along the Post Office, while other activists were beginning the occupation of a vacant bank at 75 River Street in Santa Cruz. No witnesses knew why Joe was arrested, but he was later charged with "interfering with an officer", and bailed out of jail for $100. While arresting Joe, the police made sure that he was not able to pass his video camera or phone to bystanders. Furthermore, his video camera and phone were not returned to him after he was bailed out of jail.
Photos of Joe being arrested: http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/12/01/18701459.php |
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