May 14, 2012
At a sleep out against US Bank. (I'm the barefoot short one in the middle with the bandana over their face.)
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At a sleep out against US Bank. (I'm the barefoot short one in the middle with the bandana over their face.)
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Minneapolis Police Officer Drives Into Unarmed Non-Violent Occupier
Today as 100+ members of Occupy Minneapolis met at Sa’ra Kaiser’s house to help protect her from foreclosure, the mortgage company who owns the home called the Minneapolis Police Department to report trespassing.  As police arrived to see the house occupied by protesters protecting the home for Sa’ra, they asked protesters to leave, citing that because they could not verify the official ownership of the home, they could not allow protesters to remain.  One individual, Michael, was arrested by Minneapolis Police on charges of burglary.  Another protester, Devin, was arrested shortly after on charges of obstructing justice– following a Minneapolis police officer pushing an unarmed and non-violent Devin — down the street with his vehicle. Devin and Michael remain in the Hennepin County Adult Detention Center, where, given the nature of the charges, they must wait at least 36 hours before bail is considered.
After this happened, we re-occupied the foreclosed house through an awesome direct action. A hundred or so of us locked arms in a circle around the house, preventing the Fire Department from putting boards over the windows and doors. After a tense stand-off for half-an-hour, the police and fire marshalls left.  The house is still occupied as I write this. If you live in Minneapolis, come down to the house at 3334 25th Ave. S. to support the occupation and the human right to housing.