Police declare "unlawful assembly" in Minneapolis

[putnam6]

Police declare "unlawful assembly" in Minneapolis

Minneapolis Police, including Chief Brian O’Hara, who defended the anti-ICE rioters, just got chased down & attacked by the rioters.

https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/10/world/vid...ni-us-fast

https://abcnews.go.com/US/live-updates/m...=129018634
 

At least 30 people 'detained, cited, and released' during protestsThe Minneapolis Police Department said that "at least 30 people were detained, cited, and released" during protests that took place on Friday night.
According to police, beginning around 8:00 p.m., a large crowd of several hundred people gathered near the Canopy Hotel before moving to the Depot Renaissance Hotel.
"Throughout the evening, the crowd moved through the area, at times walking in roadways," police said.
"At approximately 10:15 p.m., MPD declared an unlawful assembly and issued multiple dispersal orders. Some individuals were detained, cited, and released," police continued. "The main crowd began to disperse. A smaller group continued moving through downtown. Others remained near the Canopy Hotel, where additional dispersal orders were issued, and more individuals were detained and cited."
The Minnesota Police Department said that "over the course of the night, individuals threw snow, ice, and rocks at officers, police vehicles, and other vehicles in the roadway."
At least 30 people were detained, cited, and released over the course of the evening, according to officials.
-ABC News' Ahmad Hemingway

Minneapolis to remove barriers near shooting scene, will preserve memorialMinneapolis city officials said they are removing barriers that were blocking the streets in the vicinity of the shooting, citing concerns of delays to medical and fire emergency response.

https://x.com/nicksortor/status/20098294...80993?s=20


https://x.com/i/grok/share/fU9YthqorFIMd6dhm05D4RDJU

Yes, anti-ICE protesters did effectively take over and block sections of streets/blocks in Minneapolis last night (January 9, 2026), particularly around the site of the January 7 shooting of Renee Nicole Good.Protesters set up makeshift barriers (using items like planks, chairs, traffic equipment, trash, and stolen objects) to block vehicle access to key intersections and streets near the shooting location on Portland Avenue in south Minneapolis. Multiple reports describe this as creating a "no ICE zone," with the entire street or nearest intersections blocked off for a period on Thursday (January 9).City agencies later cleared and removed the barriers overnight into January 10, reopening the area to traffic, while police declared parts of the protests (including downtown gatherings outside a hotel suspected of housing ICE-related personnel) an unlawful assembly, leading to arrests and dispersal efforts.From on-the-ground accounts shared on X:

• Protesters were reported to have blocked roads, harassed drivers, and created street takeovers in some areas, with limited initial police presence.
  
• This occurred amid ongoing demonstrations against federal immigration enforcement, which escalated into tense clashes, including reports of crowds confronting officers.
  

This fits the pattern of heightened unrest following the fatal shooting, with protests spreading downtown and to other sites, but the most direct "takeover" of blocks involved these barricaded street closures near the original incident site.The situation remained fluid into early January 10, with more demonstrations planned nationwide.

 

George
@BehizyTweets


BREAKING: Minneapolis Police, including Chief Brian O’Hara, who defended the anti-ICE rioters, just got chased down & attacked by the rioters. YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS UP!
2:08
BREAKING: Minneapolis Police, including Chief Brian O’Hara, who defended the anti-ICE rioters, just got chased down & attacked by the rioters. YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS UP!

• The X post highlights irony in ongoing Minneapolis protests sparked by a January 7, 2026, ICE shooting of unarmed local resident Renee Nicole Good during a federal operation, where Chief Brian O’Hara criticized ICE tactics and urged peaceful demonstrations, only for rioters to later chase and attack him and officers on January 9.
  
• Video footage depicts chaotic nighttime clashes downtown, with police in riot gear retreating amid advancing crowds, flashing emergency lights, and smoke, as protesters storm a hotel suspected of housing ICE agents, underscoring rapid escalation from vigil to violence.
  
• This incident illustrates challenges for law enforcement in politically charged protests, where initial sympathy toward demonstrators fails to prevent attacks, echoing patterns in peer-reviewed studies on protest dynamics like those in the Journal of Conflict Resolution showing de-escalation efforts often backfire in polarized crowds.
  

[putnam6]

Minneapolis seems on the brink... 

Police declare "unlawful assembly" in Minneapolis

At the Canopy Hotel, Minneapolis Police, ironically, who defended the anti-ICE rioters, just got chased down & attacked by the rioters. 

Rioters blocked off several streets around the area of the incident with ICE and the anti-ICE activist, for a few hours, till it was partially removed

https://abcnews.go.com/US/live-updates/m...=129018634
 

At least 30 people 'detained, cited, and released' during protestsThe Minneapolis Police Department said that "at least 30 people were detained, cited, and released" during protests that took place on Friday night.
According to police, beginning around 8:00 p.m., a large crowd of several hundred people gathered near the Canopy Hotel before moving to the Depot Renaissance Hotel.
"Throughout the evening, the crowd moved through the area, at times walking in roadways," police said.
"At approximately 10:15 p.m., MPD declared an unlawful assembly and issued multiple dispersal orders. Some individuals were detained, cited, and released," police continued. "The main crowd began to disperse. A smaller group continued moving through downtown. Others remained near the Canopy Hotel, where additional dispersal orders were issued, and more individuals were detained and cited."
The Minnesota Police Department said that "over the course of the night, individuals threw snow, ice, and rocks at officers, police vehicles, and other vehicles in the roadway."
At least 30 people were detained, cited, and released over the course of the evening, according to officials.
-ABC News' Ahmad Hemingway

Minneapolis to remove barriers near shooting scene, will preserve memorialMinneapolis city officials said they are removing barriers that were blocking the streets in the vicinity of the shooting, citing concerns of delays to medical and fire emergency response.

https://x.com/i/grok/share/qI3Hs4FmEBdZMkZttdtAAzaXj

https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/minneap...n-01-09-26

 

Police declared an unlawful assembly and made arrests late Friday as officers moved to disperse an anti‑ICE protest outside a downtown Minneapolis hotel.
A law enforcement officer made the announcement over a loudspeaker as state and local officers formed a line near the hotel, CNN’s Omar Jimenez reported from the scene.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety said early Saturday state law enforcement agencies were assisting Minneapolis police with arrests after the protest was declared an unlawful assembly.
In a post on X, the agency said it received reports that the “demonstrations were no longer peaceful” and there was “damage to property.”
“Dispersal orders were given prior to arrests,” it added.

Anti-ICE protesters did effectively take over and block sections of streets/blocks in Minneapolis last night (January 9, 2026), particularly around the site of the January 7 shooting of Renee Nicole Good.Protesters set up makeshift barriers (using items like planks, chairs, traffic equipment, trash, and stolen objects) to block vehicle access to key intersections and streets near the shooting location on Portland Avenue in south Minneapolis. Multiple reports describe this as creating a "no ICE zone," with the entire street or nearest intersections blocked off for a period on Thursday (January 9).City agencies later cleared and removed the barriers overnight into January 10, reopening the area to traffic, while police declared parts of the protests (including downtown gatherings outside a hotel suspected of housing ICE-related personnel) an unlawful assembly, leading to arrests and dispersal efforts.From on-the-ground accounts shared on X:

• Protesters were reported to have blocked roads, harassed drivers, and created street takeovers in some areas, with limited initial police presence.
  
• This occurred amid ongoing demonstrations against federal immigration enforcement, which escalated into tense clashes, including reports of crowds confronting officers.
  

This fits the pattern of heightened unrest following the fatal shooting, with protests spreading downtown and to other sites, but the most direct "takeover" of blocks involved these barricaded street closures near the original incident site.The situation remained fluid into early January 10, with more demonstrations planned nationwide.

 

George
@BehizyTweets


BREAKING: Minneapolis Police, including Chief Brian O’Hara, who defended the anti-ICE rioters, just got chased down & attacked by the rioters. YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS UP!
2:08
BREAKING: Minneapolis Police, including Chief Brian O’Hara, who defended the anti-ICE rioters, just got chased down & attacked by the rioters. YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS UP!

• The X post highlights irony in ongoing Minneapolis protests sparked by a January 7, 2026, ICE shooting of unarmed local resident Renee Nicole Good during a federal operation, where Chief Brian O’Hara criticized ICE tactics and urged peaceful demonstrations, only for rioters to later chase and attack him and officers on January 9.
  
• Video footage depicts chaotic nighttime clashes downtown, with police in riot gear retreating amid advancing crowds, flashing emergency lights, and smoke, as protesters storm a hotel suspected of housing ICE agents, underscoring rapid escalation from vigil to violence.
  
• This incident illustrates challenges for law enforcement in politically charged protests, where initial sympathy toward demonstrators fails to prevent attacks, echoing patterns in peer-reviewed studies on protest dynamics like those in the Journal of Conflict Resolution showing de-escalation efforts often backfire in polarized crowds.
  

[FlyersFan]

Walz wanted civil war.
(to deflect from his fraud situation)
Looks like Minneapolis will give him a taste of it.
He's probably very happy .... opening his windows
wide in anticipation of being able to smell the city
burn.   That's what he did during the previous riots.
His wife said she loved the smell of the burning city.

[putnam6]

Walz wanted civil war.
(to deflect from his fraud situation)
Looks like Minneapolis will give him a taste of it.
He's probably very happy .... opening his windows
wide in anticipation of being able to smell the city
burn.   That's what he did during the previous riots.
His wife said she loved the smell of the burning city.

Yeah, Ive known a few Minnesotans from work and extended family, they used to make fun of how unsafe my metro area seemed to them.  It literally does feel like Minnesota's easy-going, polite nature has been used and abused by Walz and Ellison

Now we know why the Democrats became all blustery and indignant about DOGE snooping around

[fiveandtwo]

“Wait, I’m on your side! 

[Tecate]

In a word, “Lunacy”.

As an outsider looking in, I just see craziness. Both sides have gone off the deep end.

People have cheered Kirk’s shooting, the woman in Minnesota’s shooting and all the rest of the insanity from both sides. It makes my heart hurt to see what has happened to the US.

Please quit expecting politicians of any colour/party to have your interests in mind.

Sorry for the short rant, but I’m getting tired and stressed for our world right now.

I need to go home and spend some time toodle-ing about on my bike, eating some street tacos and drinking some cold Tecate…

Stay safe and have fun….

Tecate

[Good Bacteria]

Walz wanted civil war.
(to deflect from his fraud situation)

This is the 'Greater Israel Project'. THEY want civil war in America. They also want to destroy the world in several ways to implement a mega Ai surveillance state termed: 'Pax-Judeaica'.

Here's an overview: