Protesters deny breaking into Chapel Hill building

WRAL ^ | 11/14/2011 | WRAL

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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Supporters of seven people charged Sunday with breaking into an unoccupied building in downtown Chapel Hill on Monday denied the allegations of a break-in.

Police said more than 70 attendees from an anarchist book fair broke into the former Yates Motor Co. building, at 419 W. Franklin St., on Saturday. Police monitored the group until the crowd reached a more manageable size, and then a tactical team moved in late Sunday and arrested seven people.

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So basically these geniuses are saying that the building wasn't locked so when they went into a building that wasn't theirs, it wasn't "Breaking and Entering".

Sorry, dipsh*ts, it don't work that way.

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“We did not break in. The building was already open,” supporter Amanda Ashley said.

—Speechless

[Cowgirl of Justice]

Why couldn’t their parents have utilized the ‘right to choose’?

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We’re obviously not dealing with the brightest bulbs on the tree, apparently.