Occupy Oakland March On Anniversary Of Violent Raid

Occupy Oakland March On Anniversary Of Violent Raid
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Protesters march through downtown Oakland one year after the Occupy Oakland camp was raided by police.

By Chaz Hubbard and Denise Tejada

Occupy protesters marched through Oakland last night to commemorate one year since Oakland police raided the Occupy tent encampment in Frank Ogawa Plaza. According to SFGate, the protest remained peaceful, and only two people were arrested. Protesters started gathering and holding a General Assembly at 3 p.m. and marched around 7 p.m.

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