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10-29-2009, 02:51 PM
Oct 28, 2009 11:42 pm US/Eastern
Gates, Crowley Spotted Together In Cambridge Bar (http://wbztv.com/local/gates.crowley.cambridge.2.1277701.html)
CAMBRIDGE (WBZ) ― http://llnw.image.cbslocal.com/28/2009/07/31/175x131/obamabeersPIX.jpg
President Barack Obama, Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Sergeant James Crowley toast at the start of their meeting in the Rose Garden of the White House, July 30, 2009.
White House Photo/Pete Souza
Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates and Cambridge police Sergeant James Crowley were spotted at a pub in Cambridge Wednesday night.
The owner of "River Gods" told WBZ the two sat in a booth together and talked for about an hour.
Over the summer, Crowley arrested Gates for disorderly conduct (http://wbztv.com/watercooler/obama.beer.diplomacy.2.1107227.html) while responding to reports of a possible break-in at Gates' home. Gates accused the officer of racial profiling.
The incident led to a nation-wide debate over racial profiling and race relations, when President Barack Obama commented on the situation - coming to Gates' defense. All three men later sat at a table outside the White House in what became known as the 'beer summit. (http://wbztv.com/watercooler/obama.beer.diplomacy.2.1107227.html)'
Gates, Crowley Spotted Together In Cambridge Bar (http://wbztv.com/local/gates.crowley.cambridge.2.1277701.html)
CAMBRIDGE (WBZ) ― http://llnw.image.cbslocal.com/28/2009/07/31/175x131/obamabeersPIX.jpg
President Barack Obama, Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Sergeant James Crowley toast at the start of their meeting in the Rose Garden of the White House, July 30, 2009.
White House Photo/Pete Souza
Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates and Cambridge police Sergeant James Crowley were spotted at a pub in Cambridge Wednesday night.
The owner of "River Gods" told WBZ the two sat in a booth together and talked for about an hour.
Over the summer, Crowley arrested Gates for disorderly conduct (http://wbztv.com/watercooler/obama.beer.diplomacy.2.1107227.html) while responding to reports of a possible break-in at Gates' home. Gates accused the officer of racial profiling.
The incident led to a nation-wide debate over racial profiling and race relations, when President Barack Obama commented on the situation - coming to Gates' defense. All three men later sat at a table outside the White House in what became known as the 'beer summit. (http://wbztv.com/watercooler/obama.beer.diplomacy.2.1107227.html)'