Occupy Wall Street protesters march against police brutality

Thousands of demonstrators in the streets of New York to highlight police brutality during the protest last week against the energy industry of the U.S. financial sector

Several thousand protesters marched on Wall Street in downtown Manhattan on Friday night to protest against police brutality during a demonstration before.

The group was part of the movement occupy Wall Street, who has camped out for nearly two weeks in a market in New York to protest against the financial industry, among other grievances.

The group was one weekend in March, which ended in dozens of arrests. Numerous incidents of police abusing protesters were captured in the film, including a senior officer of mass spraying in several women stand behind the protesters a police roadblock.

video that the attack was broadcast on the Internet called mainstream media - who missed most of the events - to give sympathetic consideration. Pirates have also unveiled the name and address of the officer captured on film. Since then, the occupation has won many new fans and media worldwide attention.

drew a visit from famous figures such as the liberal filmmaker Michael Moore and actor Susan Sarandon. Friday, apparently, a false rumor that the band Radiohead were playing an impromptu concert on the square caused a storm of temporary Twitter.

• But until Friday night was to highlight the violence of the police in protest earlier. A long line of sign-carrying protesters ended a short distance from Zuccotti Park, where protesters have camped near Wall Street Plaza to the police, where the NYPD has its headquarters.

The March was led by a group of elderly grandmothers wearing yellow bibs bearing the words ". Grandmothers for Peace "It seemed to symbolize the protest of humor, the atmosphere seemed to be accompanied by the willingness of police to give the group the freedom to demonstrate.

Michele Moore, a former employee of Bank of Georgia, said he had been put in place last week which ended in violence. "The videos of these events were quite right," he said. But he added that the demonstration on Friday, it was completely different. "All I saw today was peaceful and positive. It was wonderful," said Moore.

The protest was filled with the usual mix of supporters on Wall Street agree. But there were a handful of people wearing shirts with union logos and normal working New Yorkers.

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