[Mb-civic] NYTimes.com: Police Memos Say Arrest Tactics Calmed Protest
Ian
ialterman at nyc.rr.com
Fri Mar 17 11:29:38 PST 2006
E-Mail ThisWhat a load of horse-hockey. These types of actions are having a chilling effect on First Amendment rights to free speech, press and assembly.
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NEW YORK REGION | March 17, 2006
Police Memos Say Arrest Tactics Calmed Protest
By JIM DWYER
New York City police commanders discussed how they had used "proactive arrests" at political demonstrations in 2002.
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