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SF ChronicleEverything is quiet at the Occupy SF camp on Justin Herman Plaza, where a police raid that protesters feared would take place overnight never materialized.
Tensions between the city and protesters who have been sleeping on the plaza seemed to reach a crescendo Thursday afternoon. The city declared the camp a public health nuisance, and demonstrators called for a 10 p.m. rally.
Mayor Ed Lee told protesters that he wanted the camp reduced to no more than 100 tents and communal structures by 4 p.m. Thursday, down from the 200 or so that have been pitched there this week. People in a satellite camp outside the Federal Reserve Bank at 101 Market St. were given eviction notices.
Protesters removed some tents from the plaza, but well over 100 shelters remained. Occupy SF representatives braced for action, posting a notice on their website: "Police raid expected tonight!"
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