Police officers wearing gas masks use a high lift protected by riot shields for a high vantage point as during demonstrations against meetings of the Free Trade Area of the Americas in Miami November 20, 2003. Demonstrators were confronted by riot police as they approached the hotel where FTAA ministers were meeting.
Miami Police officers are shown after they were hit with an unknown liquid as they attempted to disperse a crowd during demonstrations against meetings of the Free Trade Area of the Americas in Miami November 20, 2003. Demonstrators gathered on Biscayne Boulevard to protest against the FTAA.
Miami Police disperse a crowd, using pepper gas during demonstrations against meetings of the Free Trade Area of the Americas in Miami November 20, 2003. Demonstrators gathered on Biscayne Boulevard to protest against the FTAA.
An unidentified riot equipped police officer rides on top of an armored personal carrier as he carries a tear gas gun, moving toward the protest site outside the Free Trade Area of the Americas conference area in downtown Miami, Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003
Demonstrators confront a vehicle carying Miami Mayor Manny Diaz as they demonstrate at the Free Trade Area of the Americas conference Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003 in Miami. Police said they clashed with an estimated 300 to 400 protesters.
Florida Highway Patrol officers wearing gas masks ride towards a crowd gathered at security fences near where ministers of the Free Trade Area of the Americas are meeting in Miami November 20, 2003. Law enforcement agencies expect thousands of demonstrators to protest against the FTAA.
Police in riot gear move forward as they attempt to move demonstrators at the Free Trade Area of the Americas conference Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003, in Miami. Police said they clashed with an estimated 300 to 400 protesters.
Demonstrators attempt to pull down a fence while trying to disrupt the Free Trade Area of the Americas conference Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003 in Miami.
Demonstrators dressed in black take down orange fencing put up by police as they attempt to disrupt the Free Trade Area of the Americas conference Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003 in Miami.
Protester Jan Orillac (R) lies on the street after he was arrested by City of Miami police officers and a Florida Highway patrolman as demonstrations took place against meetings of the Free Trade Area of the Americas in Miami November 19, 2003. Law enforcement agencies expect thousands of demonstrators to protest against the FTAA.
Miami Police Public Information Officer Lt. Bill Schwartz shows tire tubes found after seven 'suspected anarchists' were arrested on burglary charges in a vacant mansion formerly owned by the Burdines family, in Miami November 19, 2003. Schwartz demonstrated how the inner tubes could be used as slingshots. Law enforcement agencies expect thousands of demonstrators to protest against meetings of the Free Trade Area of the Americas. Anti-FTAA protesters demonstrated earlier in the day against the Burdines department store chain.
Miami Police Public Information Officer Lt. Bill Schwartz shows items found after seven 'suspected anarchists' were arrested on burglary charges in a vacant mansion formerly owned by the Burdines family in Miami, November 19, 2003. Law enforcement agencies expect thousands of demonstrators to protest against meetings of the Free Trade Area of the Americas. Anti-FTAA protesters demonstrated earlier in the day against the Burdines department store chain.
