New York Daily News photographer Todd Maisel:
We certainly couldn’t start our walk across the bridge without a few arrests, so Councilman Jumanne Williams started things off by getting arrested with 98 other people. No resistance and it stayed peaceful. Members of United Together formed lines to keep people off roadways and led them to the Brooklyn Bridge walkway, on a beautiful evening for a walk across the bridge. Thousands flowed onto the bridge carrying signs and chanting.
People from Occupy Wall Street shined a projector onto the Verizon Building with their slogans. Protestors cheered and were reinvigorated after a very long day of demonstrating.
The walk up the bridge was colorful and crowded. At the top of the bridge, people were taking breaks and looking out onto the skyline. They were all heading to Brooklyn.99 members of the 99 Percent arrested.
The NYPD must hate it when they give the movement their symbolism.
And yet, they do.
Occupy Wall Street.
Newt Gingrich on Occupy Wall Street
I think Newt is confused as to what side he’s on.
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(Photo of actress Anne Hathaway at the Occupy Wall Street protest in Union Square earlier today holding a sign that reads “Blackboards Not Bullets” by @elana_brooklyn via the New York Daily News)
Former Philadelphia Police Department captain Ray Lewis, seen holding a protest sign in unity with the Occupy Wall Street protesters in lower Manhattan, has been arrested, according to the New York Observer.
The more Michael Bloomberg tries to pick Occupy Wall Street apart, the more the people of New York will gather behind them.
A red, white and blue photo of the American flag flying at Foley Square. (Taken with instagram)
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A cop on Facebook discusses OWS.
from reddit user OWSthrow
are you fucking kidding me?
Retired Philly Police Captain Ray Lewis arrested at #OWS this morning participating in civil disobedience.
Photo by Lauren Thorpe
Wow that’s an image…
Thin blue line crossed, and broken.
“99%” projected huge on the building above the main march. Via (@jmalsin)
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“NYPD arrest woman in wheelchair but can’t figure out how 2 take her 2 jail. They ticket her instead.” — @paulxharris