Undercover cops get caught posing as protesters at G20

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Saturday September 26 2009: Three undercover officers attempt to infiltrate a March Against Police Brutality at the University of Pittsburgh, but fail miserably due to their horrendous disguise attempts. During the march, one of them breaks a photographer's camera. This is just one example of a larger pattern of attempts to silence the media during the G20 protests.

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[MercedesSantiaga]

Look how cornfed those officers are! They're huge aren't they? Sheesh.

[Kennedy1op]

They keep dunkin' donuts in business.

[silversobe]

"It is the first responsibility of every citizen to question authority."

~ Benjamin Franklin

"When you give up your freedom for security, you will end up with neither. " ~ Benjamin Franklin

"Government big enough to supply everything you need is big enough to take everything you have ... The course of history shows that as a government grows, liberty decreases."

~Thomas Jefferson

[rumpelstillskin65]

it was the cops that probably did the damage to buildings

[BozoTheFightePilotRR]

Clearly....they are cops undercover. Just like NAZI Germany.

[armyguyjonny]

DUH!!!! cops are soooooooo fucking stupid!

[MissyM005]

They failed badly.. lol..

[mytime2shine13]

I find it very interesting that white ppl don't like the cops now a days.

[bassawash1]

I wonder if those jackboots feel proud to betray their own countrymen.

[andrewjw01]

Whenever there's a protest you can guarentee there'll be a couple of undercover cops in there somewhere.

it's nothing new

[MrPhotodoc]

Cops can express their 1st Amendment rights too. Just not behind a mask.

[Pumpedmuscle]

@Kennedy1op Alot of dunkin donuts and steroids, that always does it.

[deino117]

@mrsunmusic The Quebec incident is on YouTube somewhere. The head of the police force eventually admitted they'd "infiltrated" the protests. He also said "yes, our officers were carrying stones, but they had no intention of using them."

These guys were totally silent, which is one giveaway (plus the beefy build). The other giveaway is when someone is acting extra "militant," trying to get everyone to smash windows, throw rocks, attack the cops, etc.

[mrsunmusic]

Same thing happened in Quebec city in 2001, a couple of months before September 11th. It was undercover FEDS mind you, that posed as protesters at the G8 that actually started the trouble. This was in the papers over here (Canada). In the US, since 911, you guys get really manipulated information. Makes it hard to get the word accross that something is terribly wrong.