Arrested for Putting Up Posters
G20 arrests protested
Activists plan to put up posters Thursday night in downtown London in solidarity with two men arrested for putting up G20 protest posters earlier this week.
The two men were arrested Tuesday night and held in police cells overnight. They face seven charges each of mischief for what police called “the negative message with content relating to the disruption and resistance to the G8 G20 on the posters.”
The posters were put up in the area of Dundas St. E., and around Egerton St. and Rectory St.. Environmentally friendly glue was used to put up the posters, but police said that gluing considered graffiti.
Activists plan to put up posters Thursday night in downtown London in solidarity with two men arrested for putting up G20 protest posters earlier this week.
The two men were arrested Tuesday night and held in police cells overnight. They face seven charges each of mischief for what police called “the negative message with content relating to the disruption and resistance to the G8 G20 on the posters.”
The posters were put up in the area of Dundas St. E., and around Egerton St. and Rectory St.. Environmentally friendly glue was used to put up the posters, but police said that gluing considered graffiti.
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Permalink Reply by Lawrence Edward Calcutt on
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@ James
@ James
London Ontario Canada, London England, London Calforina. Where?????
My Guess, London England.
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Permalink Reply by Doug Singleton on
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Get legal aid, take numbers, and have video cams running. Only way to fight is to record, complain, and be polite. Witnesses go a long, long way.
Remember the 'Art of War'.
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