For release: August 11, 2009 

GMAC says "Arrests Today"

Today's Meeting with Mayor Cancelled 
 

This morning GMAC contacted Rosemary Williams's attorney. GMAC offered her $5000 to be quiet, stop activity to save her house, and go away. Ms. Williams said no. She would not take their "30 pieces of silver" when justice was on the line. 

Today, we had plans to go to Mayor Rybak's office to tell him to order the city attorney to call off the cops. We would hope that our elected officials would act to save the people. It is clear that banks and corporations take precedence over people's lives. 

We will be at the Williams home all day. (3138 Clinton Ave S, Minneapolis) GMAC says it is sending out the police to arrest. 

This fight will continue for families in foreclosure. Rosemary Williams stated: "I'm more committed now than ever to help families  in America to save thier homes. GMAC made me more committed than ever." 
 

Contacts:

MN Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign:Cheri Honkala 267-439-8419 Ann Patterson 612-940-1040

MN Coalition for a People's Bailout,  Mick Kelly:612-715-3280, Linden Gawboy:612-296-5649