The growing movement of the people against the dominance of Wall Street, Big Banks and Corporations achieved a great victory today.

Under the false guise of "cleaning" an already-clean Liberty Plaza, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is attempting to shut down Occupy Wall Street.

In a premeditated plan to suppress a peaceful protest of more than 5,000 people, the New York City Police trapped and arrested more than 700 people yesterday in lower Manhattan as they marched from the Occupy Wall Street encampment to Brooklyn.

Onondaga County district attorney William Fitzpatrick has been busy sweeping cases of police brutality under the rug and helping to exonerate killer cops.

On the heels of yet another incident of police brutality, over 50 demonstrators converged in front of the Onondaga County “Justice” Center, right next to city police headquarters, to protest law enforcement brutality.

On Aug. 6, the Syracuse community will once again take to the streets to demand justice for victims of law enforcement brutality, misconduct and neglect.

Rochelle Pittman said, “The movement is the reason that Jeremy did not end up in jail for seven years with a ‘strike’ against him. I am proud to have been part of this campaign. Thank you to everyone who helped keep my son out of jail.”

In the coming weeks, Rochelle Pittman will be speaking on various campuses and community forums throughout the state.

Plus: Rochelle Pittman Coming to an Event Near You

March with the contingent to Stop Police Violence on March 19 to demand an end to all wars on the people, both at home and abroad.