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Occupy Indy Becomes Public Safety Threat

As State officials get ready to remove the remaining Occupy Indy protestors from the Statehouse grounds, audio obtained by Indiana Barrister & IndyPolitics.OrgĀ  shows a group that is disorganized and realizes it poses a threat to public safety and security, even though only a handful of protestors occupy the south side of the Capitol.

According to state officials a pregnant woman was injured at a recently rally and authorities had remove a generator and several gas containers.

This problem is stemming from the fact that Occupy Indy has invitedĀ  homeless people to participate in their movement and stand in for protestors when the weather was warm to help boost their numbers, but now that temperatures have cooled, the organization isn’t quite sure what to do.

IndyPolitics.Org has obtained audio from a November 9th webinar of a conversation between the Occupy Indy protestors and their “home base”.

Occupy Indy #1

  • 1:19 – Homeless described as “not nice” and not feeling safe around them.
  • 1:52 – Occupy Indy admits they have homeless people working their “operation”
  • 3:45 – Occupy Indy admits how disorganized they are and claims things have fallen apart.
  • 6:45 – Occupy Indy calls the homeless their “billboard”
  • 12:15 – Occupy Indy talks about occupy Lucas Oil Stadium on Super Bowl Sunday

Occupy Indy #2

  • 3:05 – Occupy Indy organizers accuse homeless of not communicating that they were hungry or cold.
  • 4:50 – Occupy Indy calls the homeless “rogue players” in the movement
  • 7:05 – Occupy Indy organizers tell homeless why they can’t physically be there 24 hours a day/7 days a week.
  • 11:00 – Occupy Indy organizers admit to their complete disorganization and effectiveness.

Occupy Indy #3

  • 0:38 – Occupy Indy admits their battle slogan is not solidarity, but “great divide” and that they are way off course.
  • 2:40 – Occupy Indy acknowledges it has created a dangerous situation by bringing in the homeless.