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Occupy Protesters Won't Be Forcefully Evicted Tonight, Say Police

First Posted: 11/22/11 01:02 AM ET Updated: 11/22/11 01:06 AM ET

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The midnight deadline has come and gone but Occupy Toronto protesters are still at St. James Park, preparing to stay overnight despite the fact that they've been ordered to leave the premises.

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The midnight deadline has come and gone but Occupy Toronto protesters are still at St. James Park, preparing to stay overnight despite the fact that they've been ordered to leave the premises.
The midnight deadline has come and gone but Occupy Toronto protesters are still at St. James Park, preparing to stay overnight despite the fact that they've been ordered to leave the premises.
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Ian Llangan
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02:44 AM on 11/22/2011
Of course not. Night ops would clearly cut into sleep time required for "private duty" policing - ya know, where they get to brandish their holstered weapons and strut in the uniforms we pay for while they earn extra cash... besides there's prolly no Timmy's conveniently adjacent to the park.
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02:33 AM on 11/22/2011
C'mon police. What are we paying you for...evict them
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01:46 AM on 11/22/2011
As a resident of the same Ward St. James park is located in I for one hope they stay.
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