They're completely trashed. Apparently they were all smashed with bats.
Isaac Wilder, head of the Free Network Foundation, got access to the stuff being held by the police taken during the Occupy Wall Street raid. During the raid, all of Wilder’s stuff, including the FNF’s Freedom Tower, a thin, maybe nine-foot-tall pole, loaded on all sides with nondescript routers that had been beaming out wireless access since early on in the occupation, was confiscated. He also had his backpack with all of his money, $5,000 in cash, taken.
He couldn't find any of it.
No press is being allowed in to check out the stuff. These pictures were taken by Isaac Wilder.
Source: motherboard.tv / via: occupyonline
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