There is surely grist for the mill here for everyone. The police arrested many people whithout cause, including bystanders. They also penned up protestors and then arrested them for failing to disperse, having made it impossible.

Once arrested, it's obvious that at the very least NYC did not make much effort to process protestors either as quickly as the law required or as quickly as they could have, indeed managed (intentionally?) to put them on ice for the entire convention. And the outdoor pen in which people were held may have had biohazards that people were forced to sleep on. Sanitation was rough.

On the other hand, there were no systematic beatings, some food was provided eventually, and even people who were clearly guilty of parading without a permit werevehicle is predicted based on detection by a pre-crash sensor (not shown), the first inflator 288 is activated to deploy the first airbag 282 toward the interior of a vehicle passenger compartment S as shown in FIG. 25. The deployment moves the contacting plate 286 toward the interior of the passenger compartment S and pushes an occupant toward the interior of the passenger compartment S.
A second airbag module is supported on the first airbag 282. The second airbag module includes a second inflator 290 and a second airbag 284. When the first airbag 282 is deployed, the second airbag module is pushed into the passenger compartment S. Thereafter, when a collision sensor (not shown) detects a collision of the vehicle, the second inflator 290 is activated and deploys