Source: rt.com - Sunday, December 28, 2014
“Hands up, don’t shoot” , “Black lives matter” and “No justice, no peace,” – these mottos united demonstrations that took place in several major American cities – Los Angeles, New York and Ferguson, where there have been several cases of fatal shooting by the police. The protesters were calling for justice for those killed by police – Michael Brown (Ferguson) and Eric Garner (New York), as well as Ezell Ford and Omar Abrego (both from Los Angeles) among them. No resisting arrest, pointing a gun or breaking the law-VIVA DEMOCRACY! @jimettarose : Today in LA #Millionsmarchla http://pic.twitter.com/p6zoW7YFyc ” — JewishJihadi™ (@blastedsilver) December 28, 2014 “Every 28 hours a person is killed in the United States by a police officer or authority figure or vigilante, and nothing stops for them,” Kirbie Joseph, an organizer of the march in New York, told The New York Times. “Everything goes business as usual, and so we can’t stop.” READ MORE: ‘Black Lives Matter’ Xmas protest turns violent in Oakland In Los Angeles, over 5,000 activists, students and even celebrities participated, making police shut down streets on the proposed route of the march, as a safety measure. The protest was peaceful and no arrests were made, but a car hit a demonstrator, according to RT’s RUPTLY video agency. Twitter users reported the protester didn’t require medical aid. Via " @CassandraRules : We have an injury - a car literally plowed through us. #MillionsMa
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“Hands up, don’t shoot” , “Black lives matter” and “No justice, no peace,” – these mottos united demonstrations that took place in several major American cities – Los Angeles, New York and Ferguson, where there have been several cases of fatal shooting by the police. The protesters were calling for justice for those killed by police – Michael Brown (Ferguson) and Eric Garner (New York), as well as Ezell Ford and Omar Abrego (both from Los Angeles) among them. No resisting arrest, pointing a gun or breaking the law-VIVA DEMOCRACY! @jimettarose : Today in LA #Millionsmarchla http://pic.twitter.com/p6zoW7YFyc ” — JewishJihadi™ (@blastedsilver) December 28, 2014 “Every 28 hours a person is killed in the United States by a police officer or authority figure or vigilante, and nothing stops for them,” Kirbie Joseph, an organizer of the march in New York, told The New York Times. “Everything goes business as usual, and so we can’t stop.” READ MORE: ‘Black Lives Matter’ Xmas protest turns violent in Oakland In Los Angeles, over 5,000 activists, students and even celebrities participated, making police shut down streets on the proposed route of the march, as a safety measure. The protest was peaceful and no arrests were made, but a car hit a demonstrator, according to RT’s RUPTLY video agency. Twitter users reported the protester didn’t require medical aid. Via " @CassandraRules : We have an injury - a car literally plowed through us. #MillionsMafrom Top News on RSS Feeds http://rt.com/usa/218159-usa-anti-police-demonstration/
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