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Atlanta Police, Occupy Activists Team Up to Defend Detective's Home
by ocean-kat 10/19/2012 - 3:38 pm
Atlanta police officers have formed an unlikely alliance with Occupy activists to save a former police detective and her four grandchildren from eviction.
Last November, riot police arrested 20 Occupy Atlanta activists during a clash at a park. Now, former and current Atlanta police officers are teaming up with Occupy Our Homes activists camped out at the home of retired police detective Jacqueline Barber, a former officer and cancer patient who is facing eviction after falling behind on medical and mortgage payments.
Read the full article at
http://truth-out.org/news/item/12175-atlanta-police-occupy-activists-team-up-to-defend-detectives-home
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The Biggest Obama Scandals Are Proven and Ignored
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This is a great story. I hope the detective gets to keep her home, and that many interesting conversations happen along the way.