Occupy LA Defends the Lucero Family from Fraudulent Foreclosure (Sneak preview of Occupy Brooklyn TV Episode 2.09)

[Atiq Zabinski]

It may be a couple of days before I can upload the rest of this episode.

Of course, Brooklyn residents can watch the entire episode at 11:30 am
Saturday morning on channels 79/68/83/43, and it will stream at
http://www.bricartsmedia.org/watch/?channel=2

Episode 2.09 includes a report on the Cooper Union student lock-in, Occupy
Our Homes' erecting a tent in a Hollywood Wells Fargo office, and a look at
the move to organize unskilled labor in New York City, from the fast food
workers' walkout to the picket of the Sixth Avenue Car Wash.

For now, enjoy our top story:

http://youtu.be/ZnLhazM7h8U
In Los Angeles, Occupy¹s war on illegal home foreclosures is quickly gaining
new soldiers and new battle fronts.

In early October, foreclosure victim Margarita Lucero, a Mexican immigrant
who does not speak English, saw a TV report of Occupy LA¹s successful
eviction defense campaigns. She reached out to them for help, and they came
immediately. Occupiers began a round-the-clock vigil on the Lucero
property. When marshals from the sheriff¹s office came, Occupiers presented
them with papers proving the eviction was illegal, and sent them away. They
constructed a barricade around the property and began a series of actions to
call attention to the case.

Footage by Patti Beers http://www.youtube.com/pmbeers, edited by Atiq
Zabinski and Svetlana Finelt.

[Lauren Steiner]

Nice job.  I shared it on the OLA Facebook page.

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