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Raids on Protesters at RNC: Amy Goodman Jumps Fence to Question Police (Video)

Posted by The Uptake and Democracy Now at 10:53 AM on August 31, 2008.


Footage of one of many police actions ahead of the Republican National Convention in St. Paul.

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This video is from The Uptake.

Saint Paul, MN Police Department raids a home at 591 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.

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