骚乱三天，洛杉矶超过300人被捕

满 江 红

The Los Angeles Police Department has made more than 300 arrests in the last three days after a series of protests over a Missouri grand jury's decision not to indict a police officer in the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown.

Wednesday night and Thursday morning saw another round of protests that weaved through downtown L.A.

LAPD officers arrested about 130 people after corralling the protesters at 6th and Hope streets.

Protesters stage a "die-in" protest on a Los Angeles street on Nov. 26 to represent Michael Brown's body lying in the Ferguson, Mo., street where he was shot. (Marcus Yam / Los Angeles Times)

Police say officers made the arrests after protesters started hitting vehicles in the street and running through intersections, LAPD Lt. Andy Neiman said.

"With the size of this crowd, hitting vehicles is not a safe thing," he said.

Neiman said that on Tuesday night officers recovered several weapons, including a switchblade knife and pepper spray.

"When they will no longer comply with our requests and when it becomes dangerous, when they start running in and out of cars and put the public at risk, then we have to take action," LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said.

He said those arrested would be booked on a misdeameanor charge, mostly for unlawful assembly, and bail would be set at $500.

A similar mass arrest followed Tuesday night's protests, when some people managed to briefly shut down the 101 Freeway and the LAPD made 183 arrests.

The number of arrests in L.A. surpassed those reported in other major U.S. cities on the third night of protests.

On Tuesday night, protesters blocked traffic on the 101. On Wednesday night, no freeways were blocked.

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• Today, we will hear the home-based protest of; "less filling, tastes great" as the false rage is quenched with NFL and all that booze that was looted.
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Late Wednesday, about 30 more protesters gathered near Staples Center and headed north toward LAPD headquarters. As the protesters walked, police warned them not to block traffic. The demonstrators stayed on the sidewalk and arrived at the headquarters at 1st and Spring streets about 11:35 p.m., chanting "We want peace" and "Hands up, don't shoot."

克 飞

经济危机时种族主义抬头, 是资本主义国家历史的必然。。。这次美国法院处事不当, 留下了永久的祸根。

aaazzz

霉国64。值得纪念。

满 江 红

霉国64。值得纪念。
aaazzz 发表于 2014-11-27 15:10

    美国网民称之为“美国之春”。

克 飞

美国网民称之为“美国之春”。
满 江 红 发表于 2014-11-27 21:40 http://bbs.51.ca/images/common/back.gif

不仅美国，还会有欧洲的。。。经济危机，种族主义抬头。。。欧洲可能法国先行吧，这是一个革命的国家, 也是一个没人正儿八经干活的国家。。。一旦软实力出问题，没更多人追捧的话，还真的是啥都没有。

亚洲的日本也危险，国债超过200%，是天下无双的。。当债务压得政府透不过气来时, 会怎么样?

aaazzz

不仅美国，还会有欧洲的。。。经济危机，种族主义抬头。。。欧洲可能法国先行吧，这是一个革命的国家, 也是一个没人正儿八经干活的国家。。。一旦软实力出问题，没更多人追捧的话，还真的是啥都没有。

亚洲的日本也危险，国债超过200%，是天下无双的。。当债务压得政府透不过气来时, 会怎么样?
克 飞 发表于 2014-11-27 21:59 http://bbs.51.ca/images/common/back.gif

会怎么样?  "中国或成最大输家" :laugh:

chineseguy

对比加拿大，那个在有轨电车上射杀 Sammy Yatim的警察将被起诉。