Posted on 10/20/2011 11:00:23 PM PDT by Darren McCarty
Five people were cited for trespassing after they refused to leave a local political party office during a protest believed to be tied to the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Police were called Monday afternoon when 50 to 75 protesters filled the lobby of the Oakland County Republican Party offices on Woodward Avenue in Bloomfield Township.
Five protesters who refused to leave after police arrived — Detroit residents Tyrann Chauncey, 39, Tinia Fleming, 22, Earraina Jones, 48, Jaylen Jordan, 18, and Darryl Alston, 54 — were arrested.
Bloomfield Township Police Capt. Scott McCanham said all five were issued citations for trespassing, a misdemeanor under local ordinance. Each person posted a $100 bond and was released.
McCanham said the protesters were from a group called Good Jobs Now. He said a bystander said the demonstration was a result of Republican lawmakers in Washington voting down a jobs bill proposed by President Barack Obama.
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From what I've heard from a friend of a friend of a friend, these out-of-towners stormed the Bloomfield Oakland County Republicans HQ and chanted "we want jobs." Dennis Pittman, the Exec Director supposedly offered job applications. Nobody took one.
Says all it needs to say about these losers right there.
Those Amish names are given to the most appealing people.
I’m sure if therer are protestors at democrat party offices it won’t be reported.
Someone needs to tell these idiots that left wing liberal Ted Turner is the second largest land owner in the country.
...after they refused to leave... the lobby of the Oakland County Republican Party offices on Woodward Avenue in Bloomfield Township.
IOW, they were demanding jobs from the wrong political party office.
“we want jobs.”
How’s it feel to want?...Punks! Where’s your concept of time?
By the time the day ended on 9/11/01, I expected things to go from very bad to much worse.
The time to act surprised has long since passed.
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