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More Than 2 Years After Occupy Wall Street Began, NYC Police Remove Barricades From Wall Street Bull

By Associated Press – Mar 26, 2014 at 4:05AM

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The bull had been penned in since September 2011, when police feared the sculpture would be targeted by Occupy Wall Street protesters.

NEW YORK (AP) -- New York City's Wall Street bull has been freed from his corral.

The New York Post reports that police removed the barricades surrounding the Charging Bull sculpture on Tuesday.

The bull had been penned in since September 2011, when police feared the sculpture would be targeted by Occupy Wall Street protesters.

The New York Police Department says security around the bull will be assessed on a day-to-day basis.

The bull has long been popular with tourists who like to snap photos with the 3½-ton bronze sculpture. On Wednesday morning, they were doing just that as uniformed officers stood by nonchalantly. Click here to watch the Charging Bull webcam.

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