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5 Shot Near Jamar Clark Protest Site In Minneapolis

By Doug Glass and Steve Karnowski for The Huffington Post - MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Police on Tuesday arrested two men suspected of shooting five Black Lives Matter demonstrators, while the family of a black man whose death inspired the protests called for an end to demonstrations that have gone on for days outside a Minneapolis police station. No one suffered life-threatening wounds in Monday night's shooting, which took place about a block from the police department's 4th Precinct, where protesters have been demonstrating since the Nov. 15 death of 24-year-old Jamar Clark, who was shot by a police officer.

#Justice4Jamar Camp Expands; Residents Block I94; 50+ Arrested

By Staff of Unicorn Riot - MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Nov. 16, 2015 – 9:25PM [LIVE VIDEO] As Minneapolis residents protested the police execution of Jamar Clark just two nights ago (~1AM Sunday morning CST) UnicornRiot.Ninja can confirm our livestream reporter Niko has just been arrested by a tactical action team on Interstate 94 in North Minneapolis. [Yesterday’s coverage] 10:30PM CST: We are sorry to report that Jamar Clark was removed from life support today, according to multiple sources. At least 50 people were arrested on Interstate 94 near the Broadway Ave N intersection. 10:05PM CST: UnicornRiot has resumed broadcasting at the newly expanded camp in front of the 4th Precinct.

Direct Action Gets Family To See Daughter Shot By Police

Tania Harris, an African-American High School senior was recently shot by Robbinsdale Police in a suburb of Minneapolis. Tania's mother called the Police when her daughter was threatened by some high school students in the yard. The police shot Tania when they arrived and have refused to allow Tania's family to visit her in the hospital. The local community marched to the hospital with Tania’s mother and father demanding the police allow the family to see Tania. After a brief stand off the police stopped blocking access to Tania's family.

Police Made On-The-Spot Decision Not To Arrest Protesters

Rather than make arrests, Minneapolis police and State Patrol officials said they made on-the-spot decisions to keep demonstrators safe from traffic. Police who blocked traffic for protesters who shut down Interstate 35W in Minneapolis last week said they didn’t have advance warning the group planned to march down one of the state’s busiest freeways in the middle of the afternoon. About 150 demonstrators took to the freeway on Dec. 4, protesting a grand jury’s decision not to indict a police officer in the death of a black man. The group marched for 3 miles from south Minneapolis to downtown, where they entered City Hall and climbed the stairs to the offices of the City Council. The freeway was shut down for more than an hour.

Urban Warfare Training In Twin Cities

On the evening of Monday, August 18, the US Army commenced unannounced military exercises in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota. MH-60 variant Black Hawk helicopters buzzed through the downtown and residential areas of the two Midwestern cities. The ominous exercises, which took place over three days, were led by the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security in close collaboration with the local police. They were carried out without public warning, despite the fact that they included late-night low flyovers of residential districts by thunderous war equipment. Hundreds of stunned residents placed emergency phone calls in the hours after exercises began as several black helicopters weaved in between skyscrapers of both cities and swept through areas at low altitudes and high speeds. It was only after the widespread response that the police and military acknowledged what was taking place. (Video of part of the exercises can be found here.) “We understand the concern and confusion these activities may have created for the public,” said St. Paul Police Department spokesman Howie Padilla as he defended the exercises.
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