CarolinaExposedDVD's video: Breaking News: Occupy Raleigh Protestors Speak Out Before Arrest-Hip Hop NC

http://www.carolinaexposeddvd.com/ Raleigh, North Carolina- Hip Hop NC Breaking News- Carolina Exposed TV brings live coverage. The following is via www.occupyraleigh.org: On April 9 in Raleigh, N.C., over 30 community members came out to help defend a victim of mortgage fraud from her and her family's impending eviction. At approximately 2:45pm, more than 40 police and over 10 SWAT Team members descended on the home with battering rams and shields. As they marched in, a woman started shouting: "Do you work for Wells Fargo now? Are you okay with a family getting illegally kicked out of their home?!" Seven peaceful people, from young to old, chose not to leave the premises and were arrested. Two were later arrested when they returned to the home to collect belongings. Everyone arrested has now been bailed out. Additional home defenses are planned for this month. If you can contribute bail support to those fighting illegal evictions, you may do so here: https://www.wepay.com/donations/bond-fund-for-eviction-defense-action-in-raleigh ABOUT THE HOME DEFENSE OCCUPATION A family in Raleigh has been evicted and forced from their home through an illegal foreclosure. They had been ordered to remove all personal property from their home by Sunday April 8, 2012. The family has bravely chosen to fight eviction and foreclosure and is requesting community support. Evidence of robo-signing by the bank, which is a fraud, has been uncovered and the entire foreclosure process is under attorney review. It is up to us to send a clear message that we will not allow this to happen. On Monday, April 9th, community participants entered the house and refused to leave as an act of civil disobedience. Another 10 families in this predominantly African-American neighborhood are facing similarly illegal foreclosure and eviction. This foreclosure eviction protest is one of a growing movement across the country. A coalition including Take Back the Land, Mortgage Fraud in North Carolina, Occupy Raleigh, Save Our Homes and Occupy Greensboro mounted April 9′s public protest and home defense as one in a series of anti-foreclosure and mortgage fraud demonstrations. In the last year, successful eviction resistance has been used nationally from Los Angeles to Atlanta and Washington DC. http://www.carolinaexposeddvd.com Video Production Services provided by Vandem Productions Films http://vandemproductionsfilms.com/