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Citizen Review Board considers Oakland for hearing [Pitt News]

The Citizen Police Review Board plans to hold a public hearing concerning the G-20 Summit-related arrests in Oakland, but the University’s feelings about the meeting are unclear.  More...

CMU attends G-20 hearings, Pitt passes [Pitt News]

When several CMU students appeared in court last week for hearings related to the G-20 Summit, University administrators accompanied them for support.  More...

[CPRB] Hearing scheduled on G-20 arrests [Post-Gazette]

The city's Citizen Police Review Board last night tentatively scheduled a Nov. 10 hearing, ideally to be held on the University of Pittsburgh campus, to hear the complaints of students arrested during last month's protests of the G-20 summit.  More...

Mayor Ravenstahl Confronted at Wednesday Chatham College Mayoral Candidate Forum

On Wednesday, fifteen G-20 protesters, students and outraged community members finally caught up with Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl with tough questions during an hour long Chatham College For Women Mayoral Candidate Forum. The Mayor did not disappoint...  More...

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Police gassed students on second-floor patio of residence hall during G-20 [Pitt News]

By Lindsay Carroll / PittNews Assistant News Editor
published: Mon, 19 Oct, 2009

It was around 10:20 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 24 — the first of two days that Pitt’s campus would see police and protesters face off during the G-20 Summit protests.  More...

Pitt students to catch break in G-20 arrests [Tribune-Review]

Most of the University of Pittsburgh students arrested during G-20 protests will have the opportunity to clear their records, Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen A. Zappala Jr. said Thursday.  More...

Chicago police conduct at G-20 summit in Pittsburgh under investigation [Chicago Tribune]

chicago police trophyChicago police are investigating a video of officers who allegedly forced a college student to pose with them after his arrest during last month's G-20 summit in Pittsburgh.  More...

Pitt chief tells how the G-20 looked from behind police lines [University Times]

Pitt’s chief of police provided a behind-the-police-lines look at the G-20 events in Oakland when he reported last week to Faculty Assembly.  More...

Chicago Police Take "Trophy" Photo with Arrested University of Pittsburgh Student at G-20 Summit

October 15, 2009 by david meieran

On Friday evening, September 25, 2009, the University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) campus was the setting for a massive police riot involving numerous law enforcement agencies from across the country - and this after the G-20 Summit had already ended. Police beat, gassed, blasted and arrested more than 100 people, including Pitt student Kyle Kramer, who the Chicago Police forced to kneel in front of police for an "trophy" photograph.  More...

Protesters disrupt Onorato as he announces gubernatorial bid - UPDATED

October 6, 2009 by david meieran

kdka photoEarlier today protestors disrupted Allegheny County Executive Dan Onorato in Pittsburgh as he announced his bid for PA governor. Onorato was one of the two public officials who signed off on the G-20 summit coming to town and all that it implied. (The other official was Mayor Luke Ravenstahl.)  More...

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