Occupy Wal-Mart: Police pour into Oak Cliff store after protesters’ covert op gets noisy

Occupy Dallas protesters infiltrated an Oak Cliff Wal-Mart this evening — a demonstration that ended when as many as a dozen Dallas police cars showed up to hustle them out. “They went in slow, four at a time,” said Richard Beebe, who watched the operation unfold as he sat outside the store, off Cockrell Hill Road at Interstate 30, collecting donations for homeless veterans. A few of the protesters dropped money into his box, Beebe said, before “they started raising hell.” I got there after the protestors had been dispersed. And police and Wal-Mart managers wouldn’t comment. But back at Occupy Dallas’ base camp behind City Hall, the Wal-Mart raiders were happy to detail their operation. “We always planned to march on Wal-Mart,” said Dack Decker, who wouldn’t exactly blend in at the store with his button-festooned denim jacket and yellow-streaked hair. “But it didn’t come together until about 10 minutes before.” Decker (real name, he tells me) said he and roughly two dozen protestors went into the store covertly at 6 p.m. and spent 15 minutes stashing fliers inside products. “Then we blew a whistle.” (Excerpt) Read more at thescoopblog.dallasnews.com …