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Occupy San Diego Protester Joins Hunger Strike in Response to Alleged Police Brutality
I am so grateful for independent reporters. Otherwise atrocities such as those committed by SDPD against Occupy Protesters would likely go unnoticed, as mainstream media continues to refuse accurate reporting of these events. If "Peace" officers were in place to facilitate the protection of these people, who are doing nothing more than trying to adjust corrupted laws so that every American can enjoy the freedoms outlined in the Constitution, rather than to beat and unlawfully jail them, I would have no problem with SDPD's involvement in the Occupy Protests. However, it is clear to me that powers have been abused and I am very concerned that they will continue to be, at the expense of The People's rights and safety. I am also extremely supportive of Julie Kramer's stand against such frightening threats to American freedom, and I hope to hear an appology very soon, for her sake, the sake of all protesters who have been harmed, and for the sake of all San Diegans who could come into unwarranted harm just as eaisly unless something is done to stop the Police from abusing their powers like this. I look forward to more news on this as events unfold.— December 9, 2011 7:46 a.m.