Occupy LA Sues City over Raid
Claims civil rights violation over clearing out of camp
Members of Occupy L.A. sued the city and county of Los Angeles Thursday, alleging federal civil rights violations stemming from the massive overnight raid that cleared the encampment at City Hall of demonstrators.
According to the proposed class-action complaint, filed in Los Angeles federal court, city and county officials violated the rights of about 300 "peaceable protesters and bystanders" in an"unlawful" action to end the two- month campsite in the early hours of Nov. 30, 2011.
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