Published 4 years ago

Kenosha Police arrest volunteer group providing free meals to protesters

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Riot Kitchen, a Seattle based volunteer group was arrested by local police in Kenosha where the group had come to feed protesters in the wake of the Jacob Blake shooting.

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Yahoo News

Kenosha police arrest food distribution volunteers

The unpaid workers with Seattle-based Riot Kitchen were in "suspicious vehicles," authorities said.

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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CNN

Kenosha police arrested volunteers who were on their way to deliver food to protesters

Leaders from Riot Kitchen, a group formed to feed protesters in Seattle in the aftermath of George Floyd's death, told CNN that volunteer crew members had been planning to join a caravan headed to Washington, DC, when they were arrested at a Kenosha gas station on August 26.

4 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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Chicago Tribune

Police in Kenosha bash out van window, arrest members of group that serves food at protests

The nine taken into custody in the SWAT-style operation Wednesday were among dozens of people arrested this week in southern Wisconsin.

4 years ago·Chicago, United States

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NBC News

Kenosha police arrest volunteers who provide food to protesters

The unpaid workers with Seattle-based Riot Kitchen were in "suspicious vehicles," authorities said.

4 years ago·United States

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Daily Kos

'We just want to feed people': Kenosha police arrested volunteers intending to serve protesters food

While some killers are able to walk free without being arrested or charged, protesters and those feeding them are often immediately arrested. Protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin continue following the brutal police shooting of unarmed Jacob Blake, a Black...

4 years ago·United States

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