Protest Against Police Brutality Blocking Entrance to OPD Building

Protesters are blocking the entrance of the Oakland Police Department headquarters this morning to call for the end of police killings of unarmed black people.

The protest started around 7:45 a.m. at the police building at 455 Seventh St. Protesters cited the recent deaths of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and Eric Garner in Staten Island in New York as examples of police brutality against unarmed black men.

Related: Clergy Lead March in Berkeley to Denounce Police Violence

After grand juries declined to indict the officers involved in both deaths, protests have sprung up nearly every day the past few weeks in Oakland, Berkeley, San Francisco and elsewhere in the Bay Area.

By Bay City News

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• Group Claims Responsibility for Effigies
• Oakland P.D. Overtime Budget for Protests Escalating
• March in Berkeley Leads to Confrontation on Oakland Highway, Looting
• Civil Unrest in Berkeley Ends
• Protesters Condemn Police Tactics While Berkeley City Officials Call for Calm
• Protestors in Oakland Rally Against Lack of Indictment in NY Death in Custody
• Oakland Police Made More Ferguson Protest Arrests Than Any Other City in U.S.
• ‘Blackout Black Friday’ Protesters Arrested After Chaining Themselves, Blocking BART Trains
• UPDATED: Protesters Blocking Traffic on I-5 in La Jolla Walk Off
• Oakland Police Call in Additional Help for Third Night of Protests
• Police Arrest, Cite Protestors Who Blocked Part of I-580, Vandalized Property Tuesday
• Oakland Police Chief Says Officers Performed ‘Well’ During Ferguson Verdict Protests
• Police Arrest More Than 40 Vandals During Oakland Protests Monday Night
• Protestors in Oakland Arrested After Announcement on Fatal Missouri Shooting
• No Indictment for Officer Wilson in Shooting Death of Michael Brown
• Stanford Students Walk Out Of Classes Today For Ferguson Protest March