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First Person Photo of the Day

Posted: Wednesday, September 19, 2007 1:33 PM by Daily Nightly Editor

Editor's note: It's our second week of a new feature on this blog. Every weekday, you can check out our First Person "Photo of the Day"  --  breaking news pictures and photography submitted by you.

 

The best photo received today is from Shaun Spalding of Gainsville, Fla.

Members of the University of Florida student body protested the arrest of Andrew Meyer (who was shot with a Taser by police on campus at the end of a John Kerry speech). Organized by Facebook, the protestors met and marched to the University Police Department headquarters.

Here is Nightly's report on the Taser incident yesterday.

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I want to shake the hand of that campus cop. He zapped the spark to awake all the freethinking American students. Awake children awake.
Students of wisdom, are forever students.

Student Everycampus U.S.A. (Sent Wednesday, September 19, 2007 2:53 PM)

I agree with protests but Andy at lease do it the right way.I bet you won't snatch a microphone any time soon "Bro".Don't disrespect Mr.Kerry as I,m sure you wouldn't like it.Treat others as you would have them treat you.Yes, tasers hurt but stop with all the Drama and hollering "Bro". What a whimp !

Patriot (Sent Thursday, September 20, 2007 2:15 PM)



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