Pipeline protests put Kelcy Warren in the spotlight

Pipeline  protests  put  Kelcy  Warren  in  the  spotlight  and  bull's-eye

 

 

Protestors hold a sign calling for the arrest of Dallas based Energy Transfer Partners CEO Kelcy Warren during a protest outside the federal building housing the Army Corps of Engineers offices in Dallas, Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2016. 

 

People across the U.S. have gathered to show solidarity with opponents of the Dakota Access oil pipeline being built by Energy Transfer Partners. (AP Photo/LM Otero) 

 

By Jordan Blum, David Hunn

November 21, 2016
 

 

Protestors hold a sign calling for the arrest of Dallas based...

A stream of protesters broke a quiet afternoon last week in Preston Hollow, one of Dallas' most exclusive neighborhoods, shaking their fists and shouting through bullhorns as they marched toward a turreted ivy covered mansion.

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