Occupy Wall Street protesters get green light on lawsuit
Occupy Wall Street protesters have been given the go-ahead to file a lawsuit against the police officers who arrested them during a march on the Brooklyn Bridge. A judge ruled that the group adequately
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Jun 8, 2012, 2:10 PM
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Occupy Wall Street protesters have been given the go-ahead to file a lawsuit against the police officers who arrested them during a march on the Brooklyn Bridge.
A judge ruled that the group adequately backed up their claims that they were not properly warned by the NYPD about being arrested during a rally last October.
The judge also dismissed the city and its top officials from liability.
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