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The group wants to change campaign laws and would like to see every member replaced in Congress. 17, 2011 to show solidarity with the growing Occupy Wall Street movement.Ībout 15 people turned out for an Occupy Billings demonstration on Oct.

Left: Nearly 60 protesters gathered in Helena Saturday, Oct. An attorney for many of the protesters, Sally Frank, said 24 of the protesters pleaded not guilty and are demanding jury trials.

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Scott Bright of the Iowa State Patrol told KCCI that only one person was maced and that wrestling with tightly-linked protesters can be physical: 'When people get into a situation like this and people start locking their arms, it might look like we're using force on them,' said Bright.Ī judge later ordered those charged with trespassing to pay a $100 fine plus court costs, surcharges and a $125 law enforcement initiative surcharge - about $300 in total. Officials downplayed reports from those arrested that police had used pepper-spray and physically assaulted demonstrators. 'The State Patrol came and pepper sprayed and smashed their faces into the concrete and picked them up and arrested them,' said Tizzy Hyatt, an Occupy Iowa protester. Left: More than 30 protesters with the group Occupy Iowa were arrested at the Iowa Statehouse in Des Moines on charges of trespassing, Sunday, Oct. Councilwoman Deborah Ortega told KCNC Denver police spent $300,000 on crowd control. The group held a peace vigil asking for protesters to stop inciting police, saying they can't afford another scene. We don't want to talk about First Amendment rights,' Jason Roth with the Occupy Denver movement said. We want to be talking about campaign finance reform. 'We want to be talking about Wall Street. Organizers told CBS Station KCNC that the clashes detrimental to the movement. Police detained about a half dozen people, pepper-sprayed others and reportedly fired projectiles filled with pepper spray at the crowd. Left: A policeman in riot gear points his weapon at demonstrators as police arrest a protester at the Occupy Denver camp on October 29, 2011.įollowing a march by protesters, police tried to tear down some newly-erected tents at the encampment and scuffled with demonstrators. Left: Occupy Phoenix protesters stand along Washington Avenue Octoin Phoenix, Arizona.

But I definitely feel more motivated, and I feel like I did the right thing with all this and I hope that more people come join us.'Ī smaller crowd of about 100 occupied Cesar Chavez Plaza again Sunday where a CBS 5 News crews witnessed one more arrest - a former soldier refused to the leave the inside of the park after it closed at 6 p.m. 'I may not look motivated, I'm a little tired, pardon me. 'It makes me more motivated toward it,' arrested protester Peter Szayer told KPHO after his release Sunday night. Trent Crump said there were no major incidents or injuries at the demonstration, but arrests were made later in the day as the crowd moved to Hance Park, where 45 people were arrested after refusing to leave after the park's listed closing time of 10:30 p.m. 15, 2011, an estimated 1,000 people attended the Occupy Phoenix event that began with a noon rally at Cesar Chavez Plaza and ended with dozens being arrested, CBS Affiliate KPHO reports. Left: 'Occupy Wall Street' demonstrators face off with police in New York's financial district, October 14, 2011. the one percent richest in the country, seeking to change the national conversation away from government austerity and tax cuts (which dominated the debt ceiling negotiations earlier in 2011) to the corporate and lobbying money and influence that precipitates the political process. In that time, protesters from across the political spectrum have spoken out for the '99 percent' vs. In two short months, Occupy has spread from a protest in lower Manhattan to all 50 states, claiming support in states labeled both 'red' and 'blue' (plus those somewhere in-between). Unlike the Tea Party, however, Occupy has not focused on influencing party primaries, challenging establishment candidates, or backing its own candidates. Like the Tea Party, the Occupy movement has vented the public's rage against the D.C. The protest movement that began in September as Occupy Wall Street swiftly spread across the nation as like-minded demonstrations were held against financial firms' excesses and the influence of corporate money in politics.

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