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SFPD Arrest Demonstrators, Tourists and Movie-going Minors
This Japanese tourist didn’t have the benefit of knowing English or any of the other people arrested at Third and Market. In San Francisco for a vacation and not protests, he’ll bring home a lifetime memory of his stay in the freest land on earth.
San Francisco Police were determined not to allow demonstrators into the same street they had marched during the October, January and February rallies. Around 175 protesters were arrested at Third and Market without warning. Among the arrested were two girls of twelve and thirteen who did not participate in the demonstration, but had just seen a movie at the Metreon. Non-English speaking Japanese tourist, in the United States for only a few days, was arrested while being at the wrong place at the wrong time. He was not even aware of the protests. One woman was struck across the crown of her head and choked.
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Thank you to all who are out on the streets protesting this outrage that is being wrought upon the people of Iraq. We don't have to look at other countries to witness facist, dictorial and sadistic behavior from police and people in posistions of power. How sad these days are for people of the world commited to peace and social justice. Shame on the SFPD.
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