Amy Goodman
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Occupy Wall Street March Gets Massive Turnout; 28 Arrested in Police Crackdown
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October 6, 2011
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5:15Now Playingwww.DemocracyNow.org - Labor unions and students joined the growing Occupy Wall Street movement in New York City on Wednesday in the largest march since the protest began 20 days ago. Tens of thousands marched from Foley Square to Zuccotti Park, renamed "Liberty Plaza," the site of the protest encampment where hundreds have been sleeping since Sept. 17. The march was peaceful ,but police later beat a handful of protesters with batons after they toppled a police barricade in an attempt to march down Wall Street. Police say a total of 28 people were arrested. Democracy Now! reports from the street and hears from eyewitnesses to an altercation between police and protesters at Wall Street.
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