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Scoop Images: A17 - More Protests More Arrests

Published: Tue 18 Apr 2000 09:48 AM
Another day on the streets of Washington DC this morning began with reports of a police crackdown, and rain.
Police appeared to be isolating groups of protestors, hemming them in and arresting them before they could make much progress towards the centre of town where the IMF and World Bank are holding their meetings.
Many Washington DC civil servants were told to stay at home today to enable the Police to establish a protestor free zone around the meetings.
The following pictures come from... http://indymedia.org/... the best source of up to the minute reports on the protests.
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Police use power spray..
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Protestor with loudhailer...
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Police charge...
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The Black Block occupy an intersection...
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