BofA’s Boston Building Draws Protesters; 21 Arrests Are Made
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Twenty-one people were arrested as about 3,000 demonstrators converged on a Bank of America Corp. office building in downtown Boston yesterday, protesting the largest U.S. lender’s foreclosure practices.
Some participants were taken into custody after entering the building’s lobby and refusing to leave, said Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis. Those arrested were charged with trespassing, according to Officer Eddy Chrispin, a police spokesman.