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Uploaded by on Nov 24, 2009

As UC Berkeley Investigates Police Brutality Against Students Protesting Fee Hikes, a Report From Inside the Takeover of Wheeler Hall

The University of California, Berkeley is investigating allegations of police brutality against students and workers protesting fee hikes and budget cuts last week. 40 students were arrested Friday night after campus police entered Wheeler Hall, which the students had taken over earlier in the day. The students were part of a statewide movement protesting the UC Board of Regents decision to raise tuition by 32 percent. Independent journalist Brandon Jourdan, who was embedded with the students inside the occupied building on Friday, files a report for Democracy Now!

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  • Fuck the Criminal Police

    These traitors need to be wasted

  • Let's rehire those 38 workers. Then, tuition will rise and/or classes & other resources will be cut. Then, there can be another protest about that.

    As a student at Berkeley, this video makes me ashamed of some of my fellow peers. Who do you guys think you are? Protest is fine, but you can do it without seizing someone else's property and you can do it without disrupting other students. People pay $50,000 for classes in Berkeley..

    Stop protesting for the sake of protesting.

  • LOOK AT ALL THEM IDIOTS

  • great report!

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