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18 more wind-farm protesters arrested in Kalaeloa overnight

By PHOTOS BY CINDY ELLEN RUSSELL / CRUSSELL@STARADVERTISER.COM

Nov. 18, 2019

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Protesters bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery, which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured is woman whose hand was through the tube with another person's hand, which is visible, bound to her arm. Ultimately, HPD decided to leave her bound and huddled around her as the convoy exited the driveway.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured is woman whose hand was through the tube with another person's hand, which is visible, bound to her arm. Ultimately, HPD decided to leave her bound and huddled around her as the convoy exited the driveway.
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2019 NOVEMBER 17 CTY KALAELOA HSA PHOTO BY CINDY ELLEN RUSSELL CRUSSELL@STARADVERTISER.COM People gathered in Kalaeloa to oppose the delivery of wind turbine components for the Na Pua Makani project in Kahuku on Sunday evening. Fences along the driveway have been erected since police and protesters clashed during the last delivery early Friday morning. Pictured are police arresting an activist as others sat while performing hula .
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2019 NOVEMBER 17 CTY KALAELOA HSA PHOTO BY CINDY ELLEN RUSSELL CRUSSELL@STARADVERTISER.COM People gathered in Kalaeloa to oppose the delivery of wind turbine components for the Na Pua Makani project in Kahuku on Sunday evening. Pictured is a woman rallying the crowd as she got arrested by HPD officers.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured are HPD officers cutting duct tape away with scissors.
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People gathered in Kalaeloa to oppose the delivery of wind turbine components for the Na Pua Makani project in Kahuku on Sunday evening. Pictured is a detail of a police officer holding zip ties to be used for the arrests that night.
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The crowd watched as police dismantled protesters locked in a human chain bound with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape in Kalaeloa early Monday morning.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured is an officer with a power tool to cut through the plastic barricade.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured is an officer with a power tool to cut through the plastic barricade to access the PVC tube connecting two protesters.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery. Ultimately, HPD decided to leave two protesters together, who were still bound to each other on each side of the barricade, and let the convoy pass. Officers are pictured gathered around the one protester who was left on the driveway as a semi-truck approaches.
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People gathered in Kalaeloa to oppose the delivery of wind turbine components for the Na Pua Makani project in Kahuku on Sunday evening. Fences along the driveway have been erected since police and protesters clashed during the last delivery early Friday morning. Pictured is the gathering shortly before arrests were made.
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People gathered in Kalaeloa to oppose the delivery of wind turbine components for the Na Pua Makani project in Kahuku on Sunday evening. Fences along the driveway have been erected since police and protesters clashed during the last delivery early Friday morning. Pictured are HPD officers with bicycles who were stationed along Malakole Street rather than the driveway as on nights before.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured are HPD officers assessing the activists before proceeding to dismantle their human chain.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured are HPD officers assessing the activists before proceeding to dismantle their human chain.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured are HPD officers carrying out a protester over the human chain.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured is a police officer using a blade saw to dismantle a tube sheathing two protesters arms.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured is a supporter live streaming one of the protesters who was connected to the human chain on the outside of the barricade. It took about four hours for the police to dismantle the chain. The police decided to allow the convoy to leave while two people were still bound to each other with one on the road.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured on the ground is one of the protesters who was connected to the human chain on the outside of the barricade as police approached her. It took about four hours for the police to dismantle the chain. The police decided to allow the convoy to leave while two people were still bound to each other with one on the road.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured on the ground is one of the protesters who was connected to the human chain on the outside of the barricade as police approached her. It took about four hours for the police to dismantle the chain. The police decided to allow the convoy to leave while two people were still bound to each other with one on the road.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured on the ground is one of the protesters who was connected to the human chain on the outside of the barricade as police approached her. It took about four hours for the police to dismantle the chain. The police decided to allow the convoy to leave while two people were still bound to each other with one on the road.
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People gathered in Kalaeloa to oppose the delivery of wind turbine components for the Na Pua Makani project in Kahuku on Sunday evening. Fences along the driveway have been erected since police and protesters clashed during the last delivery early Friday morning.
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People bound themselves together with PVC tubes, chains and duct tape across the driveway where the convoy of delivery trucks for the Na Pua Makani wind turbine exit in Kalaeloa on Sunday night. The activists also connected themselves through holes in the barriers to hinder arrests and stop the scheduled delivery which eventually left at around 3:15 am. Pictured are sparks flying next to a protester, who was covered with a towel by fellow supporters, as a police officer cuts through the barricade.
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