may day in downtown seattle police arrest demonstrators

The Seattle Times – rain drives may day protestors away after earlier outbreak of vandalism

May 2, 2012 Lewis Diuguid News, 0

After the initial violence and full mobilization of police, much of the mayhem died down. Planned afternoon marches were mostly peaceful. At least eight people were arrested, and at least a dozen businesses and a federal courthouse were vandalized. By Seattle Times staff PREV 1 of 7 NEXT ERIKA SCHULTZ / THE SEATTLE TIMES Police arrest demonstrators [...]

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