ya-ta-hey
Mayor
http://www.insidebayarea.com/oaklandtribune/localnews/ci_20091166?source=rss
Yeah, they are just like the Tea Party Movement, would you not agree?
Yeah, they are just like the Tea Party Movement, would you not agree?
Mean while, more news about those peaceful Occupy Wallstreet folk
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Bugsy McGurk
President
Sure sounds like Republicans....
Occupy Oakland protesters arrested on charges of roughing up woman who criticized movement
By Harry Harris and Kristin J. Bender
Oakland Tribunecontracostatimes.com
Posted: 03/02/2012 05:49:51 PM PST
March 3, 2012 2:52 AM GMT Updated: 03/02/2012 06:52:59 PM PST
OAKLAND -- Three Occupy Oakland protesters suspected of stealing an Oakland woman's wallet and making offensive remarks about her perceived sexuality were charged Friday with robbery and committing a hate crime, both felonies, authorities said.
Michael Davis, 32, Nneka Crawford, 23, and Randolph Wilkins, 24, all of Oakland, were charged with the felonies by Assistant District Attorney Paul Hora. All remain jailed at Santa Rita Jail in Dublin. Bail for Crawford and Wilkins is $105,000 and Davis is being held on $100,000 bail.
Other possible suspects are being sought by police, said Sgt. Randy Wingate, the lead investigator.
Among the evidence against the three, besides the victim identifying them, is a video of the confrontation taken by a fellow Occupy Oakland protester.
The confrontation happened about 6 p.m. Feb. 22 in the 4000 block of Piedmont Avenue. Police said that some Occupy Oakland protesters were demonstrating against a Wells Fargo bank branch there when a woman across the street expressed her opinion about the Occupy movement and the way it's being handled, Wingate said.
Wingate said a handful of protesters quickly surrounded the 42-year-old woman and prevented from leaving the area. Her wallet was taken from her purse, and protesters yanked a Barack Obama pin from her clothing, police said.
Wingate said she was also verbally abused, including making derogatory remarks about her perceived sexuality.
Occupy Oakland protesters arrested on charges of roughing up woman who criticized movement
By Harry Harris and Kristin J. Bender
Oakland Tribunecontracostatimes.com
Posted: 03/02/2012 05:49:51 PM PST
March 3, 2012 2:52 AM GMT Updated: 03/02/2012 06:52:59 PM PST
OAKLAND -- Three Occupy Oakland protesters suspected of stealing an Oakland woman's wallet and making offensive remarks about her perceived sexuality were charged Friday with robbery and committing a hate crime, both felonies, authorities said.
Michael Davis, 32, Nneka Crawford, 23, and Randolph Wilkins, 24, all of Oakland, were charged with the felonies by Assistant District Attorney Paul Hora. All remain jailed at Santa Rita Jail in Dublin. Bail for Crawford and Wilkins is $105,000 and Davis is being held on $100,000 bail.
Other possible suspects are being sought by police, said Sgt. Randy Wingate, the lead investigator.
Among the evidence against the three, besides the victim identifying them, is a video of the confrontation taken by a fellow Occupy Oakland protester.
The confrontation happened about 6 p.m. Feb. 22 in the 4000 block of Piedmont Avenue. Police said that some Occupy Oakland protesters were demonstrating against a Wells Fargo bank branch there when a woman across the street expressed her opinion about the Occupy movement and the way it's being handled, Wingate said.
Wingate said a handful of protesters quickly surrounded the 42-year-old woman and prevented from leaving the area. Her wallet was taken from her purse, and protesters yanked a Barack Obama pin from her clothing, police said.
Wingate said she was also verbally abused, including making derogatory remarks about her perceived sexuality.
ya-ta-hey
Mayor
Mr. Gurk,
In other words, as usual, you have nothing.
Thanks for playing, we have some lovely parting gifts for you.
ya-ta-hey
Mayor
Mr. BA,
Remember, Republicans are not like your rag-head friends. We comport ourselves under the rule of law.
I don't have much use for the Occupy Wall Street movement.
