Street movement started , authorities had warned protesters they would be arrested if they defied the curfew . Police stood guard at the entrance of Washington Square Park , sending protesters spilling out into nearby streets . They chanted anti-Wall Street slogans and banged drums as they wandered into the night . The arrests came hours after thousands marched to New York 's iconic Times Square on Saturday night , hoisting signs and chanting . Browne described the Times Square rally as orderly . As police cleared the street , protesters chanted , `` We are peaceful '' and `` The whole world is watching . '' In another part of the city , another group of protesters made their voices heard . `` Banks got bailed out , we got sold out , '' chanted a crowd meandering east of the city 's Zuccotti Park , considered a home base for the Manhattan protesters . Columns of police on patrol and atop scooters monitored the march , but as dusk fell , it appeared largely peaceful . In addition to the nationwide rallies , demonstrations have picked up steam , culminating in a global day of protests Saturday in
New York -LRB- CNN -RRB- -- Police hauled away protesters in various cities Sunday as Occupy Wall Street rallies continued for the 30th day . In Washington , D.C. , 19 people were arrested by Supreme Court Police , a spokeswoman said . New York authorities arrested 14 people for violating a midnight curfew by sitting in a fountain with no water at Washington Square Park . The number was in addition to 78 arrested Saturday in citywide protests . `` It was a classic peaceful sit-in , '' said Paul Browne , the deputy police commissioner . In Chicago , a police spokesman said there were `` multiple '' arrests early Sunday for disorderly conduct and violating an 11 p.m. curfew . And in Minneapolis , a woman was arrested for trespassing , CNN affiliate KARE reported . City police officials declined to comment . About 150 people were camped out under a canopy near city hall after police took away their tents , a Minneapolis protest organizer said . `` It 's cold . We do n't have any protection from the elements , '' said organizer April Lukes-Streich . In New York , where the Occupy Wall