 police headquarters this week to thank the department for not using force against them.

In the nation’s capital, U.S. Park Police distributed fliers this week at an encampment of more than 100 tents near the White House. And while the fliers listed the park service regulations that protesters were violating, including a ban on camping, a park police spokesman said the notices should not be considered warnings.

In Providence, R.I., Public Safety Commissioner Steven Pare said the protesters will not be forcibly removed even after the Sunday afternoon deadline he set for them. He said he intends to seek their ouster by way of court action, something that could take several weeks.

“When you see police having to quell disturbances with tear gas or other means, it’s not what the police want and it’s not what we want to see in our society,” Pare said.

Similarly, in London, church and local government authorities are going to court to evict protesters camped outside St. Paul’s Cathedral — though officials acknowledged Friday it could take weeks or months to get an order to remove the tent city.

Several hundred protesters against economic inequality and corporate excesses have been camped outside the building since Oct. 15. On Oct. 21 cathedral officials shut the church, saying the campsite represented a health and safety hazard.

It was the first time the 300-year-old church, one of London’s best-known buildings, had closed since German planes bombed the city during World War II.

In Minneapolis, where dozens have been sleeping overnight on a government plaza between a county building and City Hall, the three-week-old occupation has been far tamer than those in other cities, with only a few arrests.

Sheriff Rich Stanek has made it a practice to meet with protesters daily to talk about their issues and the day ahead, and he has refused to engage what he called “the 1 percent” who want to cause trouble.

“We decided that’s not the tactic we want to take. Doing that sometimes requires biting your tongue,” he said. He added: “Some people have said that’s ‘Minnesota nice.’ It’s a balance.” Oh, Deepika. Come Back, Aishwarya, All Is Forgiven

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police headquarters this week to thank the department for not using force against them. 

 In the nation ’s das kapital, U.S. Park Police distribute fliers this workweek at an encampment of more than 100 tent near the White House. And while the fliers listed the ballpark service regulations that dissenter were violating, including a bachelor of arts in nursing on camping, a park police spokesman said the notice should not be regard warnings. 

 In Providence, R.I., Public Safety Commissioner Steven Pare said the protesters will not be forcibly removed even after the Sunday afternoon deadline he sic for them. He said he intends to seek their ouster by room of court action, something that could take several week. 

 “ When you see police having to quell disturbances with tear gas or early means, it ’s not what the police want and it ’s not what we want to see in our society, ” Pare said. 

 Similarly, in London, church service and local politics authority are going to court to evict protesters camped outside St. Paul ’s Cathedral — though officials acknowledged Friday it could take weeks or calendar month to get an order to murder the tent city. 

 respective hundred demonstrator against economic inequality and corporate excesses have been camp outside the building since Oct. 15. On Oct. 21 cathedral officials shut the church, say the campsite represented a health and safety hazard. 

 It was the first time the 300 - year - honest-to-god church, one of London ’s best - known buildings, had close since German planes bombard the city during World War II. 

 In Minneapolis, where dozens have been sleeping overnight on a government plaza between a county building and City Hall, the three - week - previous occupation has been far tamer than those in other cities, with merely a few arrests. 

 Sheriff Rich Stanek has made it a practice to meet with demonstrator daily to spill about their issues and the day ahead, and he has refuse to engage what he call “ the 1 percent ” who desire to cause trouble. 

 “ We decide that ’s not the tactic we want to take. dress that sometimes requires sting your tongue, ” he said. He added: “ Some people have said that ’s ‘ Minnesota nice. ’ It ’s a balance. ” Oh, Deepika. Come Back, Aishwarya, All Is Forgiven 

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 police headquarters this weeK to thank thE depaRtmEnt FoR not UsinG force against tHEm.

In The nation’s capital, U.S. ParK PoliCe DIstrIBuTed flIers thiS WeEK At aN eNcAmpMeNT oF more ThaN 100 tents nEar the WhitE HoUsE. And while the FLiErs listed tHe pArk service reGulAtions ThAt pROtestErs Were vIolatiNG, incluDing a ban oN cAMping, a PArk poliCE SpOkesMan said the notices SHoULd not be consideRed warNiNGs.

iN proVidEnce, R.I., PublIc safetY commissIOnER sTevEN Pare said the pRotesters wiLL noT be forCiBly REmoved Even aFtER thE Sunday afteRnooN deadline He set fOR them. He SAid he inTends tO seEk tHeir OUsTeR by WaY Of cOUrT acTIon, SomethinG tHaT coulD takE SEVEral WeeKs.

“WhEn you See police haviNg tO queLL diSturbAnces With TeAr gas Or otheR meanS, iT’s not what the polIce wAnt and it’s Not WhAt wE wAnt to SEe in ouR soCieTy,” Pare sAid.

SimiLArlY, iN lONdOn, church and local goVeRNMeNt authorIties aRE gOiNG to court To EviCt prOTEsterS camPEd Outside ST. Paul’s cAtHeDral — thoUgH officIaLs aCknOwledGEd FrIday it Could takE weekS Or months to get aN Order to remove THe TENt CIty.

SEveRal hundred pRoteSTers AgaiNSt EcoNOmic iNequaLiTY aND corporate excesses hAvE been cAmped Outside the buiLding since oCT. 15. on Oct. 21 catHedrAL oFFicials shut the ChurcH, saying the CAmpsite rEpresEnted a heAlth and saFETy hazard.

it wAs tHe fIrsT TImE the 300-year-old chURCh, onE oF London’S beSt-known BuiLdiNgs, Had ClOsed since german plAnEs BoMbEd tHe citY During WoRlD WaR Ii.

In minneAPolis, wHere dOzenS hAvE BeeN sleepiNG oVERnigHt On A govErnMeNt plaZa beTWeeN a countY building And cIty HAlL, tHe three-Week-old occupaTiOn has been fAr TamEr than THOse in othEr cities, with only a few arrESts.

SherIff rich STaneK has made iT a pRacticE to MEet witH proteSters DaIly TO Talk aBOUt TheIr Issues and tHE Day Ahead, AnD he hAs refusEd to engage what he caLLed “The 1 percent” who WanT to cAUSe TroUBlE.

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In the n ation ’s capi t al , U.S . ParkP ol i c e d is tr ibu te d  f liers  th is week  at an enc amp me nt of more t h an  100 tents  ne ar the White  Ho use. A nd  wh i le th e f liers  liste d  the p ark servi ce regula t ions th a t  p rote sters were violat i ng ,  including a b an onca m pi n g , a  pa rk policesp okesm a n saidt he n o tic e s should notbe consider e d w arning s. 

I n  Provi dence ,R .I. , Public Sa fety  Commissi oner S t even Pa r e saidthe pr ote ste rs w i ll  n otbe for c ib lyr emo ved even  a ft er th e Su n d a y  aft ern oondeadl ine he set fo r t hem. Hesaidhe in tend sto se ek the ir ou st er by way of co urtaction, s ome th ing  t hat c o uld ta kesev eral we eks.

“ W hen  y o u se e police having to  q u e ll  disturb ancesw it ht ear gasor  ot herm e ans,it’s no t what t he pol i ce  w ant and  i t’s no twha t w e wan t  tosee in  our soc iety, ”  Pare said.

S i milarly, in L o nd o n ,c hurc h a nd local go vern m entauth o ri tie s  aregoing  t o  c o urt to evict protes te rs cam ped o utside St. Pa ul’s Cathe d r a l — thou gh o f fi c ials acknowled ged F riday it c o uld take  week s or mon ths to ge t an order  to  re mov e t h e  t ent city.

Se v e ralhu ndred p rot estersaga ins t e con om ic inequa lity and  c or po ra teexces s es havebe enca mpe d out s ide th e bui ldin gsi n ceOct. 15 .  O n Oct.  2 1cath edr al  offi cial s  sh ut thechurch, s ayi n g th eca mpsiterepresented a  h ealth andsa fet y haza r d .

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In Mi n nea polis, wheredoz ensh a ve  be e ns lee pi n g o v e rnight on a gov ernment pl az a  b etween a c o unt ybuildin g and C ity H a ll, the  three-we ek-old oc cu pati o n  ha s been far  tamer t han those in ot h er  citi es,  withon lya few  arres t s.
Sher iff Ri ch  Stane k has  m ade it a  practice to meet withprotes tersdai ly to tal k a b out  their is sues  and the d ayahe ad, a ndh e has  ref u se d t o  enga ge w h at he cal l ed  “t h e  1  percent” w h o wan t tocau s e trou ble. 

“We decided tha t ’s not the tac ticw e  wa ntt o ta ke . Doing that s ome ti m e s requir es  biting you r tongue ,” he sa id. He  added : “Some p eo p le hav e sa idthat’s ‘M inn es o ta nice .’  I t ’s a b alan ce .” Oh,  Deepi k a. C o m e Back, Aishwary a, Al l Is Fo r giv en

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 police_headquarters this_week to thank the_department for_not_using force_against_them.

In the nation’s_capital, U.S. Park_Police distributed fliers this_week at an_encampment_of more than 100 tents near the White House. And while the fliers listed_the_park service_regulations_that_protesters were violating, including a_ban on camping, a park_police spokesman_said the notices should not be considered warnings.

In_Providence,_R.I., Public Safety_Commissioner Steven Pare said the protesters will not be_forcibly removed even after the Sunday_afternoon deadline he_set_for_them. He said he_intends to seek their ouster by_way of court action, something that_could take several weeks.

“When you see police_having to quell disturbances with tear_gas or other means, it’s_not what_the police want and it’s_not what we_want to_see in our_society,” Pare said.

Similarly, in London, church_and local government_authorities are going to court to_evict_protesters camped outside_St._Paul’s_Cathedral —_though officials acknowledged_Friday_it could_take_weeks or months to get an_order_to remove the tent city.

Several hundred protesters_against economic inequality and_corporate_excesses have been camped_outside the building since Oct._15. On Oct. 21 cathedral officials_shut the_church, saying_the campsite represented a health and safety hazard.

It was the first_time the 300-year-old church, one of_London’s best-known buildings, had_closed since_German_planes bombed the_city_during World_War II.

In Minneapolis, where dozens have been_sleeping overnight_on a government plaza between a_county building and City_Hall,_the three-week-old occupation has been far_tamer than those in other cities,_with only a few arrests.

Sheriff_Rich_Stanek_has made it a practice_to meet with protesters daily to_talk about their_issues and the day ahead, and he_has_refused to engage what he called_“the_1 percent” who want to cause_trouble.

“We_decided_that’s not the tactic we_want to take. Doing that sometimes_requires biting your tongue,” he said. He added: “Some_people have said_that’s ‘Minnesota nice.’ It’s a_balance.”_Oh,_Deepika. Come Back, Aishwarya, All Is Forgiven

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