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Pittsburgh Police Riot, Attack Students

"The only figures breaking any laws on that calm campus were the cops themselves."
September 26, 2009  |  
 
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The video in the window to your right was comes to us from John Ennis. The reader who sent it our way writes:

As you'll see, the students were (a) not numerous, and (b) not really doing much of anything, but sort of hanging out. And yet the cops were suited up for heavy combat (in some galaxy far, far away), and came down hard on.... nothing. They lobbed gas grenades, dragged people off, etc., as if there were a riot going on. But the only figures breaking any laws on that calm campus were the cops themselves.


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