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Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Judge: Pittsburgh police must provide G-20 reports
Bobby Kerlik, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, March 19th, 2010
Pittsburgh police must release to a citizen review board documents related to officer conduct during last year's Group of 20 economic summit, an Allegheny County judge ruled Thursday. Senior Common Pleas Judge R. Stanton Wettick ordered Chief Nate Harper to comply with a request from the Citizen Police Review Board to turn over the reports for its investigation of how police dealt with protesters during the Sept. 24-25 summit. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: City police fight release of G-20 records
Adam Brandolph, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, March 9th, 2010
An Allegheny County judge on Monday heard more arguments about releasing documents related to police conduct during last year's G-20 economic summit. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Pitt students to catch break in G-20 arrests
Bobby Kerlik, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, October 16th, 2009
Most of the University of Pittsburgh students arrested during G-20 protests will have the opportunity to clear their records, Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen A. Zappala Jr. said Thursday. But what's unclear is how many will have to perform 50 hours of community service in order to get the charges dropped. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: During G-20, police linked with texting
Margaret Harding, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, October 12th, 2009
Pittsburgh police were all thumbs when it came to tracking protesters' movements during the Group of 20 summit. Authorities used a secure, group text-messaging service offered for free to the city by start-up company Nixle to coordinate communication among the estimated 5,700 officers used for the summit. Radio broadcasts alone wouldn't have been enough, said Lt. Charles Rodriguez. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Pittsburgh police say many benefits gained after preparing for G-20
Jill King Greenwood, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, October 10th, 2009
Pittsburgh police say they will continue to benefit from the millions of dollars spent to prepare for the Group of 20 summit. "We spent months getting ready for this and it was a lot of preparation, but we'll see the dividends of that for a long time to come," Public Safety Director Michael Huss said. "It was invaluable to us." Huss said the summit forced the city to upgrade equipment and undergo hundreds of hours of civil disturbance training from the Department of Homeland Security. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Pittsburgh police play it safe when using Long Range Acoustic Device
Jeremy Boren, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, October 9th, 2009
Pittsburgh police stuck to the lowest volume setting on a long-range hailing system they used to order protesters to disperse during the Group of 20 summit in Pittsburgh, SWAT team officers said during a demonstration of the device Thursday. Known as the Long Range Acoustic Device, or LRAD, police officers turned the highly focused loudspeaker on a group of reporters and television cameras gathered in the police headquarters parking lot for a demonstration. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: New York pair accused of directing protesters during G-20 in Pittsburgh
Jeremy Boren, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, October 4th, 2009
State police have accused two anarchists from New York of using cell phones and the Internet messaging service Twitter to direct the movements of protesters during the Group of 20 summit in Pittsburgh. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: G-20 summit protests expected to remain peaceful
Mike Cronin, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, September 21st, 2009
Some University of Pittsburgh sociologists expect this week's Group of 20 summit protests and demonstrations to be peaceful — despite police preparations for disruptions and media reports of violence at similar events. Pitt's Department of Sociology, which specializes in social movements, plans a panel discussion focusing on Pittsburgh's G-20 protests at noon Wednesday, said Professor Kathleen Blee, the department's chair. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Judge backs Pittsburgh on protester camps, rally but not Point State Park event
Brian Bowling, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, September 18th, 2009
Pittsburgh can't keep anti-war protesters out of Point State Park in the days before next week's Group of 20 economic summit, but a rally on the Seventh Street Bridge and overnight encampments in city parks are off-limits, a federal judge ruled Thursday. Six groups sued last week, seeking an injunction against the city to allow for more freedom where people can gather during the international meeting at David L. Lawrence Convention Center. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Even G-20 protests may buck Pirates
Eric Heyl, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, September 16th, 2009
The demonstrators should seriously consider buying their tickets in advance. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Authorities warn of chaotic Oakland during G-20 summit
Jeremy Boren, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, September 15th, 2009
Authorities in Oakland today warned business owners that anti-Group of 20 protesters have targeted stores for vandalism. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Lawsuit threatened in Pittsburgh over G-20 protest permits
Carl Prine, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, September 2nd, 2009
Concerned that Mayor Luke Ravenstahl plans to turn Pittsburgh into a "veritable ghost town" during the Group of 20 economic summit, leaders of dozens of organizations gave the administration until Friday to approve protest permits or face a lawsuit. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Pittsburgh grants permits to demonstrators planning to protest G-20 summit
Jeremy Boren and Carl Prine, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, August 22nd, 2009
The city granted eight permits to groups demanding to protest the Group of 20 economic summit, but placed restrictions on where and when demonstrators can gather, Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl said Friday. By approving all applications the city has received, Ravenstahl said he hopes to gain the cooperation of groups, whose plans to sleep in public parks and demonstrate too close to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center could lead to citations or arrests. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Would-be demonstrators want permits to march during G-20 summit
Carl Prine, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, August 19th, 2009
Unless their demands to legally demonstrate Downtown are met, groups planning to protest the Group of 20 summit vowed Tuesday night to strike back at elected leaders' attempts to recast the city as a tolerant town open to international business. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Restrictions anger G-20 protest planners
Carl Prine, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, August 18th, 2009
Anger is rising among demonstrators denied permits to protest next month's Group of 20 economic summit. A coalition of anti-war groups led by the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom and Code Pink met Monday at the Thomas Merton Center in Garfield to revamp plans scuttled by the use of Point State Park as a command center by the Secret Service and Pittsburgh police. [Read more]
Pittsburgh G-20 Archive: Permit denial wouldn't daunt G-20 protesters' planned march
Matthew Santoni, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, August 17th, 2009
A protest march is planned from Oakland to Downtown on the second day of the Group of 20 summit, even as the city warns participants they might not get permission for it from the Secret Service, organizers said Sunday. [Read more]
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2004 Republican National Convention in NY,
2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver,
Harassment of Glass Bead Collective journalists (night of Aug 26th/early morning of Aug 27th),
Critical Mass Bike Ride at Loring Park (Aug 29th),
Raid on Convergence Center at 627 Smith Ave S, St. Paul, MN (Aug 29th),
Raid on 951 Iglehart Ave, St. Paul, MN where i-Witness Video were staying (Aug 30th),
Raid on 2301 23rd Ave South, Minneapolis, MN (Aug 30th) Food Not Bombs home. Nathanael David Secor arrested,
Raid on 3500 Harriet Avenue, Minneapolis, MN (Aug 30th),
Raid on 3240 17th Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN (Aug 30th) - Garrett Scott Fitzgerald, Eryn Chase Trimmer, Monica Rachel Bicking arrested,
Liberty Parade on Nicollet Mall (Aug 31st),
Vets for Peace Solumn Funeral Procession (Aug 31st),
March on the RNC to Stop the War (Sep 1st),
Vandalism in downtown St. Paul (Sept 1st),
Democracy Now staff arrests (Sep 1st),
Mass Arrest of Harriet Island "Take Back Labor Day" concert-goers on Shepard Road (Sep 1st),
Ripple Effect Concert at the State Capitol (Sep 2nd),
Mears Park Poor People's Rally & March for Our Lives (Sept 2nd),
Near-raid on i-Witness Video space at 1595 Selby Ave (Sep 3rd),
Mass arrest of Rage Against The Machine concert goers in Minneapolis (Sept 3rd),
Student Strike Against the RNC (Sep 4th),
"No Peace for the Warmakers" Rally & Demonstration (Sep 4th),
Mass arrest on Marion St Bridge (Sept 4th),
Community Conversation about the RNC (Sep 24th), RNC Public Review Safety Commission public hearing (Nov 6th), G-20 Protests in London (March-April 2009), G-20 protests in Pittsburgh (24-25 September 2009), RNC 8 evidentiary hearings (May 2010)
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BOSTROM, Matt (Assistant Police Chief of St. Paul),
CHOI, John (St. Paul City Attorney),
COLEMAN, Christopher B. (St. Paul Mayor),
DARBY, Brandon (A.K.A. "CHS 1", paid informant who infiltrated Austin protesters),
DARST, Andrew (A.K.A. "Panda", "CRI 2", paid informant who infiltrated RNC Welcoming Committee), DEPALMA, Matthew (Michigan Molotov Case),
DOLAN, Tim (Minneapolis Police Chief),
FLETCHER, Bob (Ramsey County Sheriff),
GAERTNER, Susan (Ramsey County Attorney),
GOODMAN, Amy (Democracy Now, arrested Sept 1st),
GROSS, Michelle (Communities United Against Police Brutality),
HARRINGTON, John (St. Paul Police Chief),
HEFFELFINGER, Tom (Former U.S. Attorney) and LUGER, Andy (former Assistant U.S. Attorney),
HUGHES, Elliot (alleged torture under Ramsey County Sheriff's care),
JOHNSON, Jason (Tased in Mears Park on Day 2),
KELLY, Mick (Banner carrier shot with projectile at point blank on Day 4/Arrested for distributing leaflets about RNC march at Obama rally),
LANE, Leah (abusive arrest on Day 4 captured on CNN and Fox 9),
LUBINSKI, Sharon (Assistant Police Chief of Minneapolis),
MAHONEY, Dave (Accused of dropping sandbag onto I-94 freeway on Day 1),
MULHOLLAND, Ann (St. Paul Deputy Mayor),
NESTOR, Bruce (President of National Lawyers Guild, Minnesota Chapter),
PAWLENTY, Tim (Governor of Minnesota), ROWLEY, Coleen (retired FBI 9/11 whistle-blower and peace activist),
"RNC 8" Arrestees (Monica BICKING, Robert CZERNIK, Garrett FITZGERALD, Luce Guillen GIVINS, Erik OSELAND, Nathanael SECOR, Max SPECTOR, and Eryn TRIMMER),
RYBACK, R.T. (Minneapolis Mayor),
SMITH, Keith (17-year-old protester allegedly beaten by police on Day 1),
SUNDIN, Jess (March on the RNC organizer, Anti-War Committee),
"TEXAS TWO" Arrestees (Bradley Neal CROWDER and David MCKAY),
THUNE, Dave (Ward 2 Council Member for St. Paul)
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