NEW YORK (AP) — A federal judge in New York City has denied a temporary restraining order that would have prevented police from using city buses to transport arrested protesters.
The decision was issued today.
On Monday, the transit union filed a lawsuit. It wants to stop police from making drivers leave their routes to take protesters to holding facilities.
The Transport Workers Union of Greater New York says police ordered bus drivers to go to the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday. They’d made more than 700 arrests there during the Occupy Wall Street demonstration.
The lawsuit had asked for a court order to stop the practice.
The city Law Department has said the NYPD’s actions were proper.
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More Union Democrat crying! Talk about a dictatorship of the USA. There is one. Starts in the White House, the Senate and all the "Civil Service" positions.
Add in the universities, the public school system and it's almost complete.
Anyone who fights against it "does not practice "Bipartisanship""...as noted in the Left's manual of control and how to maintain it.
In the upcoming elections, the choice of the present economic-socio failure or something better will have to be made.
I hope the right one is made!
piak,
Do you want to go back the party that put us in the present economic-socio failure?
I know there I go again Blaming bush. Well, yea, he is the one who put us in this screwed up mess. It is very difficult to dig out of the deep hole bush put us in.