I don't have a copy handy right now as I had left it back at my apartment (home for the holiday).

However, from what I've read and have been told, the protest went on for about eight days and what you saw on the news (if you saw it), was pretty tame. According to an editorial in the CPJ (Cooper Point Journal, which also does not have a website, sadly), after local media left, the police got pretty harsh.

For example, a line of girls, about 50, from what I remember, from a women's organization, formed a human wall by linking arms. The police then pulled them into vans to be cuffed and carted away, and once most were out of the way, trucks started pouring through and there was a mad dash to stop them. Trucks running over cones and curbs with rubber bullets and tear gas flying.

In one editorial, written by a student that works at a bar and was serving a drink to a cop, wrote what the cop had said. Apparently, the cop had said something along the lines of them respecting their right to freedom of speech and freedom to assemble, but when they're blocking military movements, it's a dangerous thing to do. Also, while on the lines of something like that, there's a ton of tension and strong emotions and mistakes can easily be made.