I don't get these protests. Shutting down roads. This seems to me to be a great way to make an enemy. Who, other than the protestors, thinks these are a good idea? Not truck drivers, not commuters, not kids on school buses, not anyone in an ambulance or first responder vehicle.
The good news is that over 300 of them were arrested. I only hope that the prosecutors do more than slap their wrists. Let's see a bunch of $500 fines with 1 or 2 nights in jail for the 1st offense. Ratchet that up to $1000/week for the 2nd offense.
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The good news is that over 300 of them were arrested. I only hope that the prosecutors do more than slap their wrists. Let's see a bunch of $500 fines with 1 or 2 nights in jail for the 1st offense. Ratchet that up to $1000/week for the 2nd offense.
Anti-Israel protesters block traffic at three NYC bridges, Holland Tunnel
Demonstrators from the “Shut it Down for Palestine” rally marched through City Hall Park before groups of them descended on the bridges and tunnels, police said.
nypost.com
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Anti-Israel protesters block traffic at three NYC bridges, Holland Tunnel
Amanda Woods ,
Hundreds of anti-Israel protesters swarmed three bridges and the Holland Tunnel in Lower Manhattan on Monday morning, creating chaos as they blocked traffic and prompting at least 339 arrests.
Demonstrators from the “Shut it Down for Palestine” rally marched through City Hall Park before groups of them descended on the Brooklyn, Manhattan and Williamsburg bridges and tunnel around 10 a.m., wreaking havoc as they shut down at least sections of the major travel thoroughfares for about an hour.
“You can’t do that! It’s against the law,” an agitated motorist yelled at some of the protesters as he tried in vain to make a left onto the Manhattan Bridge from the Bowery, while another man filming the confrontation with his phone shouted, “Hit ’em all! Run ’em over!”
The driver then got out of his vehicle and shoved three of the demonstrators, warning them to stay away from his car as he screamed, “I have a daughter in Brooklyn! … I have to get home!”
The protesters eventually backed off and allowed the driver to cross the river. . . .