"Woo Hoo! I get to use my horse!" says the cop. But is that really necessary?! Those 2 cops on the ground aren't enough handle one guy??? They have to bring in the horse?

True Cost of Chevron Network organized a Houston protest at Chevron's annual shareholder meeting. 27 delegates from around the world came with legal proxies to enter the meeting but only 7 were let in. 5 people were arrested including longtime activist Juan Parras, Director of T.E.J.A.S.

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Bryan Parras (T.EJ.A.S.) on the loud speaker: SHAME ON CHEVRON!

Rev. Ken Davis is hauled away. Check out the cop with his hand on his gun just in case Rev. Davis makes a break for it. That cop sure wouldn't be able to catch him. And check out that cool hat!

Rev. Ken Davis is hauled away. Check out that hat.

This photo was featured on Democracy Now! Bryan Parras (T.EJ.A.S.) on the loud speaker: SHAME ON CHEVRON!

Chevron ushered their shareholders out a back exit but the protestors were still there to greet them.

Lost shareholder disoriented because he was led out a different exit after the shareholder meeting. Thanks Chevron! Way to look out for your investors.

Emem Okon (Nigeria), Aileen Suzara (F.A.C.E.S.) and Michelle Kinman at back exit waiting to greet shareholders.

"Woo Hoo! I get to use my horse!" says the cop. But is that really necessary?! Those 2 cops on the ground aren't enough handle one guy??? They have to bring in the horse?