Occupy Wall Street may be sued by the Police

Bob, there are groups that have NOT just taken over areas, but they have actually took out permits. The Occupy Wall Street are on PRIVATE PROPERTY now, and as you know you don't need a permit to occupy PRIVATE PROPERTY. In every large group you will have crazy people that are only looking to cause problems. The like Ohio Tea Party group who at a meeting told John Boehner's lackey Bob Latta that we should kill everyone in Washington including president Obama. Last time I checked, threatening the life of the president of the United States is ILLEGAL. But, this person is NOT in jail, and Bob Latta didn't say a word when this was mentioned. As we all know the jury of ALL WHITE people from a very affluent area found those white police officers not guilty. I have MANY other examples of police brutality involving senior officers who used excessive force. My brother was a police officer, and he worked for a department in Ohio where they investigated police officers. And, he said that senior officers were much more likely to use excessive force because they don't deal with normal citizens everyday. So when they do, they have a much shorter fuse. Protestors aren't threatening to sue the police, it is the other way around. I saw a group on Friday that was just doing exactly what Tea Party people were doing. They had permits, they were organized, and they explained their position. Remember, not only could the police sue the Occupy people, but if the Tea Party decides to wake up and go after the people that are causing many of the problems that they are upset about. They could be sued by these same officers.

I haven't heard of, or seen any reports of this happening with OWS. In fact, I have yet to see any member of OWS condemn the illegal actions of their members. I don't deny for a second though that plants happen. There were organizations started for the sole purpose of planting racists in Tea Party events. One public school teacher actually started such an organization and even instructed his followers to data mine tea party attendants for things like social security numbers.