Police Arrest 10 Protesters at Google Headquarters

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Police broke up a protest outside Google's headquarters in Mountain View, California late Tuesday night, reportedly arresting 10 people demonstrating in favor of internet freedom.

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Supporters of #OccupyGoogle, which has a website and a somewhat theatrical Twitter account, showed up at the Google headquarters, armed with tents and signs

Registered Trademark #OccupyGoogle #netneutrality http://ift.tt/TwFJmp

— Occupy Google (@occupygoogl) June 25, 2014

The signs were painted with messages about net neutrality. According to their website, the group wants to "create and maintain...an Internet that acts as a free speech zone." Read more...

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