Occupy oakland protesters

• OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Oakland police used tear gas and flash grenades Saturday to break up hundreds of Occupy protesters after some demonstrators started throwing rocks and flares at officers and tearing down fencing.
(Yahoo Finance)
• Occupy Oakland is aptly named. When forces occupy a city, they know that occupied turf is not their home. They can maraud, loot, vandalize, abuse the locals, and then leave. They can treat other peoples property as their own.
(San Francisco Gate)
• OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Oakland police have started making arrests as a protest involving an estimated 2,000 Occupy protesters has turned violent.
(Yahoo Finance)
• In an ongoing duel of videos, Oakland police released footage showing Occupy Oakland protesters breaking into City Hall on Jan. 28, then burning a U.S. flag.
(Contra Costa Times)
• Authorities beat and violated the rights of people arrested Saturday during Occupy Oakland demonstrations police armed with rubber bullets and tear gas clashed with protesters hurling projectiles and rocks.
(Inside Bay Area)
• About 80 Occupy Denver marchers took the downtown streets Sunday night with new chants and new faces after weeks of a sparse attendance on the sidewalk near their former site at Civic Center park.
(Denver Post)
• Occupy Oakland is aptly named. When forces occupy a city, they know that occupied turf is not their home. They can maraud, loot, vandalize, abuse the locals, and then leave. They can treat other peoples property as their own.
(Orange County Register)
• In the aftermath of the mass arrests of Occupy Oakland protesters-- and whoever else happend to be on the wrong street at the wrong time-- on Jan. 28 in Oakland, there have been loads of reports and rumors about brutality inflicted on those arrested.
(San Francisco Guardian)
• A total of 409 people were arrested Saturday during an Occupy Oakland demonstration that devolved into clashes between police and protesters.
(NBC Bay Area)