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    Occupy Wall Street

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    #NDAA arrest, medic carried out by NYPD

    By Accuist  |  Posted January 3, 2012  |  New York
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     Photographer Accuist was participating in the Occupy protest at Grand Central yesterday when police arrested and carried a protester out of the station. 'At Grand Central Station as soon as the Occupy protest walked in, [police] got to the main concourse and the first person to speak up, they just grabbed and threw him to the ground. They took off his backpack and carried him away. There were tourists there asking why he got taken away,' he said. Accuist, who lives in Torrington, Connecticut, has been participating in Occupy for awhile and has visited 13 occupation sites.
    - zdan, CNN iReport producer

    During the Grand Central Station rally to show the disgust of Obama signing into law the NDAA bill. #OWS medic was carried out without reason or explanation from rally. He was arrested for seemingly doing nothing.

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