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More at http://www.theuptake.org. Outside the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, UpTake Journalists Corrine McDermid and Oliver Dykstra find themselves caught between police and protesters when there are suddenly explosions. Video edited by Michael McIntee. Author: Veracifier Keywords: 2008conventions 2008elections police protest raid republicannationalconvent rnc rnc08 theuptake uptake Added: September 2, 2008

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Outside the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, UpTake Journalists Corrine McDermid and Oliver Dykstra find themselves caught between police and protesters when there are suddenly explosions. Video edited by Michael McIntee.

More at http://www.theuptake.org. The UpTake captured video of a St. Paul police officer dragging a "black bloc" protester away from a bus, only to get tackled from behind. The officer sprayed a chemical agent all around him but ultimately lost the suspect and called for backup. Video by Corey Becker. Author: Veracifier Keywords: 2008conventions 2008election police protest raid republicannationalconvent rnc rnc08 theuptake uptake Added: September 2, 2008

More at http://www.theuptake.org. The UpTake captured video of a St. Paul police officer dragging a "black bloc" protester away from a bus, only to get tackled from behind. The officer sprayed a chemical agent all around him but ultimately lost the suspect and called for backup. Video by Corey Becker.

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Outside the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, UpTake Journalists Corrine McDermid and Oliver Dykstra are swept up in a massive poice arrest. Video edited by Michael McIntee Author: Veracifier Keywords: 2008conventions 2008election police protest raid republicannationalconvent rnc rnc08 theuptake uptake Added: September 2, 2008

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Outside the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, UpTake Journalists Corrine McDermid and Oliver Dykstra are swept up in a massive poice arrest. Video edited by Michael McIntee

More at http://www.theuptake.org. September 1, 2008. The RNC Free Speech Zone is about two blocks from the convention site. A large anti-war march wound through the streets to a triangle of land with about 50-100 counter-protesters. The two sides were up close and personal for about one city block. The path then led the march back through a series of tall, cage-like metal barricades and back out of downtown away from the convention. Police in riot gear were on scene the entire time. This is what roughly 10,000 people experienced in the streets of St. Paul while the police and other smaller groups clashed across downtown. Video by Chuck Tomlinson Author: Veracifier Keywords: 2008conventions 2008election police protest raid republicannationalconvent rnc rnc08 theuptake uptake Added: September 2, 2008

More at http://www.theuptake.org. September 1, 2008. The RNC Free Speech Zone is about two blocks from the convention site. A large anti-war march wound through the streets to a triangle of land with about 50-100 counter-protesters. The two sides were up close and personal for about one city block. The path then led the march back through a series of tall, cage-like metal barricades and back out of downtown away from the convention. Police in riot gear were on scene the entire time. This is what roughly 10,000 people experienced in the streets of St. Paul while the police and other smaller groups clashed across downtown. Video by Chuck Tomlinson

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Outside the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, UpTake Journalists Corrine McDermid and Oliver Dykstra are swept up in a massive poice arrest. Video edited by Michael McInteeAuthor: Veracifier Tags: rnc rnc08 republicannationalconvention uptake theuptake 2008election 2008conventions raid police protest Posted: 02 September 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

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More at http://www.theuptake.org. Urine, Feces, Paint, and old tires. Those are some of the things police confiscated on Saturday August 30th when they raided the Minneapolis Monica lived in. She had told her father, Dave Bicking that the evening before police vehicles with blacked out windows had been driving by slowly and taking pictures. She had considered this police intimidation since she is an organizer for the RNC Welcoming Committee, but did not think she was in danger of arrest. Monica was arrested and may be held through Wednesday at noon because of the Labor Day holiday. Interview took place on 8/30/08 in Powderhorn Park during a gathering of activists. Questions asked by G.R. Anderson, Jr of MinnPost.com. Video by Chuck Tomlinson

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Delyla Wilson tours the country with her family in the PermiBus, a mobile permaculture demonstration. The group is in the Twin Cities to teach people about sustainable living practices. On the evening of Saturday, Aug. 30, 2008 the bus was pulled over in what police eventually described as a routine traffic stop. After detaining the bus occupants, the police decided the bus was a commercial vehicle and impounded it for inspection, leaving the family and their guests stranded and homeless. The police allowed the Wilsons to remove their dogs and chickens, but were not allowed to retrieve their computers or any other belongings, including their daughter's shoes. This incident ended a day that saw multiple pre-RNC raids, which some legal observers believe is a coordinated pre-emptive effort by local and national law enforcement agencies to chill RNC protest action. Video by Chuck Olsen of The UpTake: http://theuptake.org Photos by Tony Webster, used with permission: http://www.tonywebster.com/

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Delyla Wilson tours the country with her family in the "PermiBus," a mobile permaculture demonstration. The group is in the Twin Cities to teach people about sustainable living practices. On the evening of Saturday, Aug. 30, 2008 the bus was pulled over in what police eventually described as a routine traffic stop. After detaining the bus occupants, the police decided the bus was a commercial vehicle and impounded it for inspection, leaving the family and their guests stranded and homeless. The police allowed the Wilsons to remove their dogs and chickens, but were not allowed to retrieve their computers or any other belongings, including their daughter's shoes. This incident ended a day that saw multiple pre-RNC raids, which some legal observers believe is a coordinated pre-emptive effort by local and national law enforcement agencies to chill RNC protest action. Video by Chuck Olsen of The UpTake: http://theuptake.org Photos by Tony Webster, used with permission: http://www.tonywebster.com/ Author: Veracifier Keywords: 2008conventions 2008election permaculture police protest raid republicannationalconvent rnc rnc08 theuptake uptake Added: August 31, 2008

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Delyla Wilson tours the country with her family in the "PermiBus," a mobile permaculture demonstration. The group is in the Twin Cities to teach people about sustainable living practices. On the evening of Saturday, Aug. 30, 2008 the bus was pulled over in what police eventually described as a routine traffic stop. After detaining the bus occupants, the police decided the bus was a commercial vehicle and impounded it for inspection, leaving the family and their guests stranded and homeless. The police allowed the Wilsons to remove their dogs and chickens, but were not allowed to retrieve their computers or any other belongings, including their daughter's shoes. This incident ended a day that saw multiple pre-RNC raids, which some legal observers believe is a coordinated pre-emptive effort by local and national law enforcement agencies to chill RNC protest action. Video by Chuck Olsen of The UpTake: http://theuptake.org Photos by Tony Webster, used with permission: http://www.tonywebster.com/

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Urine, Feces, Paint, and old tires. Those are some of the things police confiscated on Saturday August 30th when they raided the Minneapolis Monica lived in. She had told her father, Dave Bicking that the evening before police vehicles with blacked out windows had been driving by slowly and taking pictures. She had considered this police intimidation since she is an organizer for the RNC Welcoming Committee, but did not think she was in danger of arrest. Monica was arrested and may be held through Wednesday at noon because of the Labor Day holiday. Interview took place on 8/30/08 in Powderhorn Park during a gathering of activists. Questions asked by G.R. Anderson, Jr of MinnPost.com. Video by Chuck TomlinsonAuthor: Veracifier Tags: rnc rnc08 republicannationalconvention uptake theuptake 2008election 2008conventions raid police protest Posted: 31 August 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Delyla Wilson tours the country with her family in the PermiBus, a mobile permaculture demonstration. The group is in the Twin Cities to teach people about sustainable living practices. On the evening of Saturday, Aug. 30, 2008 the bus was pulled over in what police eventually described as a routine traffic stop. After detaining the bus occupants, the police decided the bus was a commercial vehicle and impounded it for inspection, leaving the family and their guests stranded and homeless. The police allowed the Wilsons to remove their dogs and chickens, but were not allowed to retrieve their computers or any other belongings, including their daughter's shoes. This incident ended a day that saw multiple pre-RNC raids, which some legal observers believe is a coordinated pre-emptive effort by local and national law enforcement agencies to chill RNC protest action. Video by Chuck Olsen of The UpTake: http://theuptake.org Photos by Tony Webster, used with permission: http://www.tonywebster.com/Author: Veracifier Tags: rnc rnc08 republicannationalconvention uptake theuptake 2008election 2008conventions raid police protest permaculture bus Posted: 31 August 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Sat. Aug 30, 2008. Saint Paul, MN Police Department raids a home at 951 Iglehart Avenue at gunpoint. The journalists include a contributing photojournalist with "Democracy Now", whose host Amy Goodman appears in this clip jumping a fence to question police officers. This is part of a series of police actions on the eve of the Republican National Convention in St. Paul. After several hours, all those detained were released. No arrests. No property was seized as result of the search warrant. The clip ends with an interview with homeowner Mike Whalen. At the start of the clip, a neighbor shouts to the media and onlookers that we could all come into her backyard to see the detained people held in the adjacent backyard. Video by Chuck Tomlinson**http://the-uptake.groups.theuptake.org/en/videogalleryView/id/647/

This is video from the first of a series of raids Ramsey County Sherrifs deputies carried out on groups, people and locations related to plans to protest the Republican National Convention. This raid happened at 10pm on Friday night and Wyoming and Smith in St. Paul. The pattern of detaining, searching and then releasing large numbers of people would be followed in the several raids that followed on Saturday. Author: Veracifier Keywords: conventions2008 minnesota mn police raid rnc rnc08 stpaul uptake Added: August 31, 2008

This is video from the first of a series of raids Ramsey County Sherrifs deputies carried out on groups, people and locations related to plans to protest the Republican National Convention. This raid happened at 10pm on Friday night and Wyoming and Smith in St. Paul. The pattern of detaining, searching and then releasing large numbers of people would be followed in the several raids that followed on Saturday.

More at http://www.theuptake.org This is video from the first of a series of raids Ramsey County Sherrifs deputies carried out on groups, people and locations related to plans to protest the Republican National Convention. This raid happened at 10pm on Friday night and Wyoming and Smith in St. Paul. The pattern of detaining, searching and then releasing large numbers of people would be followed in the several raids that followed on Saturday.

Urine, Feces, Paint, and old tires. Those are some of the things police confiscated on Saturday August 30th when they raided the Minneapolis Monica lived in. She had told her father, Dave Bicking that the evening before police vehicles with blacked out windows had been driving by slowly and taking pictures. She had considered this police intimidation since she is an organizer for the RNC Welcoming Committee, but did not think she was in danger of arrest.Monica was arrested and may be held through Wednesday at noon because of the Labor Day holiday. Interview took place on 8/30/08 in Powderhorn Park during a gathering of activists. Questions asked by G.R. Anderson, Jr of MinnPost.com. Video by Chuck Tomlinson.**http://the-uptake.groups.theuptake.org/en/videogalleryView/id/672/

This is video from the first of a series of raids Ramsey County Sherrifs deputies carried out on groups, people and locations related to plans to protest the Republican National Convention. This raid happened at 10pm on Friday night and Wyoming and Smith in St. Paul. The pattern of detaining, searching and then releasing large numbers of people would be followed in the several raids that followed on Saturday. **http://the-uptake.groups.theuptake.org/en/videogalleryView/id/664/

Story By Grace Kelly UPDATE: The people have been allowed to return to this house.At about 8:30 Saturday morning, the police executed a raid on 2301 23rd Av. About 10 people were staying here for the RNC. The people living here were planning to provide food to people at the RNC parades.The police did a "no knock" entry, had everyone in plastic bindings on the floor. After an hour, everyone who allowed to leave except on person who was held on some sort of conspiracy charge. According to the person who lives there, there was nothing illegal going on. He collects scrap metal for a living, he provides food at various community events. The search warrant was searching for searching for wierd stuff including bricks. cardboard, feces and urine. I observed officers taking out plastic buckets, covered so we could not see the contents. So everyone on the sidewalk was wondering if they emptied the toliets. Or if they were taking out the food. The scary part is that they then called the code inspectors and are try to board up the houses due to code inspections. People were waiting out in the sun to get in the house, without shoes, ID, car keys or money.

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Why did the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office raid a quiet musical performance at a rented theater and then search everyone? It's the eve of the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, and that has everything to do with it. Noah Kunin takes us inside the building that the police raided Friday night and shows us what they did, or didn't find. This was streamed live from a cell phone camera, hence the video quality. Author: Veracifier Keywords: 2008conventions 2008election police protest raid republicannationalconvent rnc rnc08 theuptake uptake Added: August 30, 2008

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Why did the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office raid a quiet musical performance at a rented theater and then search everyone? It's the eve of the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, and that has everything to do with it. Noah Kunin takes us inside the building that the police raided Friday night and shows us what they did, or didn't find. This was streamed live from a cell phone camera, hence the video quality.

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Michelle Gross of Communities Against Police Brutality was the victim of a burglary...and she's hinting strongly that she thinks someone from the government did it. She and her husband were detained by police in St. Paul on Fri. 8/29/08 while attending an organizing meeting of activists protesting the RNC in the Twin Cities. They were not arrested, and eventually released. However, they returned home to find their garage and car had been burglarized. Nothing was taken, but documents and belongings had been searched. Interviewed at a gathering in Powderhorn Park on 8/30/08. Author: Veracifier Keywords: 2008conventions 2008election police protest raid republicannationalconvent rnc rnc08 theuptake uptake Added: August 30, 2008

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Michelle Gross of Communities Against Police Brutality was the victim of a burglary...and she's hinting strongly that she thinks someone from the government did it. She and her husband were detained by police in St. Paul on Fri. 8/29/08 while attending an organizing meeting of activists protesting the RNC in the Twin Cities. They were not arrested, and eventually released. However, they returned home to find their garage and car had been burglarized. Nothing was taken, but documents and belongings had been searched. Interviewed at a gathering in Powderhorn Park on 8/30/08.

Why did the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office raid a quiet musical performance at a rented theater and then search everyone? It's the eve of the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, and that has everything to do with it. Noah Kunin takes us inside the building that the police raided Friday night and shows us what they did, or didn't find. This was streamed live from a cell phone camera, hence the video quality. **http://the-uptake.groups.theuptake.org/en/videogalleryView/id/658/

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Jordan Kushner of the National Lawyers Guild reading a statement from the Ramsey County Sheriff's office regarding the RNC Welcoming Committee raid of 8/29/08. He read the statement to a gathering of activists in Powderhorn Park on Sat. 8/30/08 after several more raids took place that same morning. Author: Veracifier Keywords: 2008conventions 2008election police protest raid republicannationalconvent rnc rnc08 theuptake uptake Added: August 30, 2008

More at http://www.theuptake.org. Jordan Kushner of the National Lawyers Guild reading a statement from the Ramsey County Sheriff's office regarding the RNC Welcoming Committee raid of 8/29/08. He read the statement to a gathering of activists in Powderhorn Park on Sat. 8/30/08 after several more raids took place that same morning.