Arrestees
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Sunday March 02, 2003 16:06
by jimmy - gnaw
The ten people arrested have all been charged (mostly with Public Order offences) and released on bail untill Friday March 7th. (Which is also the date of the Catholic Workers' return to court). There were no reports of any serious injuries.
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5What were the circumstances of those arrested?
did they have white or pink flags?
did they intend of getting arrested?
who are the arrestees? do they wish to be named or anonymous?
Do they wish to be held in jail? The CW5 made a small point of staying for a while. If they wish to leave on the 7th, why?
What training and prep did they go through before March 1st? Were they properly trained? Did what happened connect with expectations?
these questions are not attacks. just questions that need to be answered before another 'Direct Action' happens again.
should have read more closely - the Ten have been released already.
Reckon one chap wanted to be arrested, no one else did.
Talk of circumstances should prob be left untill case is over, though you can check out the video (on the newswire).
What training and prep did they go through before March 1st? Were they properly trained? Did what happened connect with expectations?
We had a bit of a training session in Dublin, not sure whether any of the arrested were there or not. Some may also have had training for one of the Gluaiseacht actions (at Sellafield or Faslane) or before Genoa.
i don't think anyone can ever be 'properly trained', you just never know what exactly s going to happen.
Re: expectations, I didn't really know what to expect, i don't think many people did. the arrests were unfortunate, we have to learn from this because we're losing people to the courts at an unsustainable rate.
Deidre Clancy, Nuin Dunlop, Karen Fallon and Damien Moran of Pit Stop Ploughshares/Dublin Catholic Worker remain in Limerick Prison.
Individual support letters can be sent direct to Limerick Prison, Mulgrave St. County Limerick, IRELAND.
If you are writing from overeas you may want to send c/- Br. Anthony, Glenastall Abbey, County Limerick, Ireland ( for redirection in case of prison transfers etc.)
At what time are the cases starting?
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