LITTLE ROCK — Members of the Occupy Little Rock movement took their message to the streets on Monday afternoon, marching from the River Market to City Hall in protest of their impending eviction.
Police were on-hand for the protest in its entirety, however, the lone incident occurred when a protester was cited for obstruction of a public passageway when he stepped into the street after being asked not to by authorities.
The gathering of 20-25 members of Occupy Little Rock stopped at various spots including the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce, the Old Statehouse Mansion, the Robinson Events Center and finally ending at City Hall.
Various chants could be heard throughout the hour-long march and protest.
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