Bobby Seale describes police conduct at Alameda Courthouse

About This Item

KTVU News footage from July 15th 1968 at the Alameda Courthouse in Oakland featuring an interview with Bobby Seale, who describes how Black Panthers and other supporters of Huey P. Newton were forced to leave the building by police. Ends with views of police forcibly clearing the courthouse steps.

Originally aired on
KTVU
Date aired
7/15/1968
Recording medium
16mm b&w, magnetic sound film
1:35
Rights for this video belong to
Cox Enterprises Inc/KTVU
Type of material
archival newsfilm
Identifier
KTVU 1-12
Views
5975

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