More photos are at the bottom of the story.
UPDATE - Violence Breaks Out During Protest March Toward New York Stock Exchange
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Chanting 'Hell no! We won't go!' hundreds of demonstrators stormed Wall Street last night to confront New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, vowing to defend their encampment in Zuccotti Park for a 28th day.
As he dined at downtown's posh Cipriani restaurant, having endorsed a 7am clean-up of the 'unsanitary' Occupy Wall Street encampment, protesters attempted to deliver the mayor a petition with 310,000 signatures supporting the their right to remain in the park. But the mayor refused to come out of the restaurant, instead making his exit out of a back door.
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It obviously worked...
'Occupy Wall Street' won't have to vacate - Zucotti park cleanup postponed
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — The group of protesters who have been demonstrating in a park near Wall Street will remain there indefinitely after New York City and Brookfield Properties, the park’s owner, postponed a cleanup of the area that had been planned for Friday morning.
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As of now, Alexander Higgins and Occupy Trenton is in trouble:
More photos of the Bloomberg confrontation last night...
A protester brandishing the petition of 310,000 signatures...