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Witness Native American Indian Heritage Month “Celebrated” With Rubber Bullets, Tear Gas, Water Cannons And More
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Witness Native American Indian Heritage Month “Celebrated” With Rubber Bullets, Tear Gas, Water Cannons And More
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Police in North Dakota Use Water, Rubber Bullets, Tear Gas in Latest PipelineClash
Wall Street Journal - 1 hour ago
A standoff in North Dakota near the site of an oil pipeline nearing completion turned violent late Sunday as police sprayed water, fired rubber bullets and used tear gas to disperse protesters, some of whom had set multiple fires at a highway crossing.
In North Dakota, violence flares again as police fire tear gas at anti-pipelineprotesters
The Globe and Mail - 5 hours ago
Police fired tear gas and water at hundreds of protesters in North Dakota opposed to an oil pipeline in freezing weather late Sunday and early Monday, in the latest violent clash between law enforcement and activists over the $3.7-billion project. An …
N Dakota pipeline protest is a harbinger of many more
Aljazeera.com - 7 hours ago
As a Native American-led opposition to a $3.7bn North Dakota pipeline that galvanised an international movement takes on increased urgency with the election of Donald Trump, repression by law enforcement response continues to escalate. If completed …
Police clash with North Dakota pipeline protesters, arrest one
Reuters - 11 hours ago
Police use a water cannon to put out a fire started by protesters during a protest against plans to pass the Dakota Access pipeline near the Standing Rock Indian Reservation, near Cannon Ball, North Dakota, U.S. November 20, 2016. REUTERS/Stephanie …
Police, protesters clash at North Dakota pipeline
Deutsche Welle - 9 hours ago
Demonstrators opposed to an oil pipeline project in the US state of North Dakota have used slingshots to launch flaming projectiles and attempted to start several fires as they attacked a police barricade at the site, Morton County Sheriff’s Department …
North Dakota pipeline: Police fire water cannon at protesters
BBC News - 8 hours ago
Police in North Dakota have used water cannon against demonstrators protesting against an oil pipeline. Morton County Sheriff’s Department said protesters, who had gathered on a closed bridge near the Standing Rock reservation, had started fires.
Police fire water cannon at Dakota pipeline protesters in freezing weather
Reuters - 3 hours ago
Completion of the pipeline, set to run 1,172 miles (1,885 km) from North Dakota to Illinois, was delayed in September so federal authorities could re-examine permits required by the Army Corps of Engineers. A final decision on the permit has been …
Here’s What’s Happening With the Dakota Access Pipeline Protests
TIME - 1 hour ago
The Texas-based Energy Transfer Partners is set to build the 1,200-mile pipeline in order to transport about 570,000 barrels of crude oil every day from North Dakota to Illinois. The nearly $4 billion project was proposed in 2014 and was expected to …
Confrontation between protesters and police escalates near site of pipeline
Fox News - 15 hours ago
CANNON BALL, N.D. – Tension flared anew on the Dakota Access pipeline as protesters tried to push past a long-blocked bridge on a state highway, only to be turned back by a line of law enforcement using water cannon and what appeared to be tear gas.
Pipeline protesters clash with police in North Dakota
Los Angeles Times - 16 hours ago
More than 400 demonstrators clashed with police on a bridge north of a protest encampment near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation in North Dakota on Sunday night. Protesters said they were trying to access what they described as sacred tribal lands, …
Standing Rock protest: hundreds clash with police over Dakota Access Pipeline
The Guardian - 15 hours ago
Law enforcement officials in North Dakota have deployed tear gas and water hoses against hundreds of activists protesting against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Protesters also reported being hit with rubber bullets and percussion grenades on a bridge …
North Dakota draws Iraq comparison as pipeline protests rage
Washington Times - 21 hours ago
Demonstrators against the Dakota Access oil pipeline hold a ceremony at the main protest camp Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2016, near Cannon Ball, North Dakota. The ceremony was in honor of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an environmental attorney and president of …
Dakota Pipeline Protesters Soaked by Police Water Cannons
New York Times - 3 hours ago
Law enforcement officials in North Dakota and protesters opposed to the Dakota Access Pipelineclashed in below-freezing weather on Sunday night, as hundreds of demonstrators were pushed back from a bridge by water cannons. In a statement late on …
Police, citing ‘ongoing riot,’ use water cannons on Dakota Access protesters in freezing weather
Washington Post - 5 hours ago
Tensions over the Dakota Access oil pipeline flared again Sunday when North Dakota law enforcement used water cannons to disperse a group of about 400 protesters trying to move past a barricaded bridge toward construction sites for the project.
Dakota Pipeline: Protesters Soaked With Water in Freezing Temperatures
NBCNews.com - 8 hours ago
Tear gas, freezing cold water and rubber bullets were used to disperse a crowd of 400 protesters at the Dakota Access Pipeline in clashes late Sunday and early Monday that left more than 150 activists and one law enforcement officer injured. Linda …
Water Cannons Deployed At Oil Pipeline Protests In North Dakota
BuzzFeed News - 16 hours ago
Water Cannons Deployed At Oil Pipeline Protests In North Dakota. Video taken near the protest camp outside the Standing Rock Sioux reservation showed a crowd of protesters facing off with authorities Sunday night. One person was arrested. Originally …
The Latest: Oil pipeline protester says dozens injured
Bismarck Tribune - 5 hours ago
In this image provided by Morton County Sheriff’s Department, law enforcement and protesters clash near the site of the Dakota Access pipeline on Sunday, Nov. 20, 2016, in Cannon Ball, N.D.At least one person arrested as protesters sought to push past …
167 DAPL protesters injured in altercations with N. Dakota police – reports
RT - 13 hours ago
A total of 167 demonstrators have been injured while protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota, according to a medic on site, as cited by Indigenous Rising Media. Police are reportedly targeting demonstrators’ heads and legs. Seven people …
Pipeline Protesters Clash With Law Enforcement in North Dakota; Deputies Use Tear Gas, Water Cannons
KTLA - 14 hours ago
Police and about 400 people who were protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline clashed Sunday evening as demonstrators lit cars on fire and police launched tear gas and water at the crowds. A live stream from the North Dakota location showed a chaotic, …
Standing Rock pipeline protesters repelled by force at bridge crossing
CBC.ca - 13 hours ago
The 1,900-kilometre, four-state pipeline is being built to carry oil from western North Dakota to a shipping point in Illinois. But construction of the $3.8-billion US pipeline has been protested for months by the Standing Rock Sioux, whose reservation …
Clashes over Dakota Access Pipeline escalate
CNN - 14 hours ago
“Their actions are both illegal and likely insufficient to protect them from the elements,” said Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier. “We’ve seen that many of these protestors are not from North Dakota and may not be familiar with the harshness of …
Police and protesters face off near site of Dakota Access pipeline
Chicago Tribune - 13 hours ago
Law enforcement and protesters clash near the site of the Dakota Access pipeline Nov. 20, 2016, in Cannon Ball, N.D. The clash came as protesters sought to push past a bridge on a state highway that had been blockaded since late October, according to …
‘A critical life or death situation’
NEWS.com.au - 2 hours ago
The conflict between the tribe and the oil pipeline company has galvanised North American native tribes and supporters, who have camped in the thousands near the construction site for months in an effort to block it. There have been sympathetic …
North Dakota police are dousing anti-pipeline protesters with water in sub-freezing weather
The Week Magazine - 13 hours ago
On Sunday night, law enforcement officers in North Dakota clashed with Standing Rock Sioux protesters and their allies in the fight to block the Dakota Access pipeline near the Backwater Bridge on Highway 1806 outside Cannon Ball. The Morton County …
New US Army Regulations May Further Delay the North Dakota Pipeline
TIME - Nov 17, 2016
Robyn Beck—AFP/Getty Images Demonstrators join the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s protest of the oil pipeline that is slated to cross the Missouri River nearby, Sept. 4, 2016 near Cannon Ball, North Dakota.
Police Clash With Dakota Pipeline Protesters
Voice of America - 5 hours ago
Police fired tear gas, rubber bullets, and water cannon during clashes with protesters late Sunday in the U.S. state of North Dakota, where activists have for months been trying to block the construction of an oil pipeline they say threatens water …
Amid Pipeline Protests, North Dakota Lawmakers Cancel Traditional Tribal Address
Governing - 7 hours ago
In light of ongoing Dakota Access Pipeline protest activities and increased demand on law enforcement, lawmakers broke tradition Thursday by canceling the traditional State of the Judiciary Address and Tribal-State Relationship message held during the …
Dakota Access oil pipeline developer won’t consider reroute
CBC.ca - Nov 18, 2016
Kelcy Warren, the CEO of Dallas-based Energy Transfer Partners, told The Associated Press that the company has no alternative than to stick to its plan for the $3.8 billion US pipeline, which would ship oil from North Dakota to Illinois and which is …
400 DAPL protesters ‘trapped on bridge’ as police fire tear gas, water cannon (VIDEO)
RT - 17 hours ago
Demonstrators protesting against Dakota Access Pipeline say they are trapped on a bridge as North Dakota police fire tear gas, water cannon and concussion grenades at them, according to live reports on social media. The demonstration is taking place on …
CORRECTED-Police fire water cannon at Dakota pipeline protesters in freezi…
Reuters - 4 hours ago
Supporters of the pipeline, owned by Energy Transfer Partners, said the project offers the most direct route for taking shale oil from North Dakota to Gulf Coast refineries and would be safer than road or rail transportation. Completion of the pipeline …
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