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Police Clear Zuccotti Park as Protesters Grasp for New Strategy

After hundreds of police forced protesters out of Zuccoti Park early this morning, lawyers for "Occupy Wall Street" woke up a local judge who issued a temporary order to let them back in. As protesters returned to stand outside barricades, another judge was assigned to conduct a hearing.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

After hundreds of police forced protesters out of Zuccoti Park early this morning, lawyers for "Occupy Wall Street" woke up a local judge who issued a temporary order to let them back in. As protesters returned to stand outside barricades, another judge was assigned to conduct a hearing. Justin Elliot has been covering the encampment for Salon.com.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Katie Cooper
Producer, 'One year Later'
Anna Scott
Former KCRW Housing and Homelessness Reporter
Christian Bordal
Managing Producer, Greater LA
Justin Elliott
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To the Point

Police Clear Zuccotti Park as Protesters Grasp for New Strategy

After hundreds of police forced protesters out of Zuccoti Park early this morning, lawyers for "Occupy Wall Street" woke up a local judge who issued a temporary order to let them back in. As protesters returned to stand outside barricades, another judge was assigned to conduct a hearing.

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To the Point

Police Clear Zuccotti Park as Protesters Grasp for New Strategy

After hundreds of police forced protesters out of Zuccoti Park early this morning, lawyers for "Occupy Wall Street" woke up a local judge who issued a temporary order to let them back in. As protesters returned to stand outside barricades, another judge was assigned to conduct a hearing.

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