Total of ten arrested last night

The Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports all ten - arrested at four different spots along last night's protest marches - were arraigned in Boston Municipal Court today. Eight had their cases converted to civil infractions.

Edward and Addis Summerhill, both of Dorchester, however, requested that they go to trial on criminal charges of disorderly conduct, trespassing, and resisting arrest for marching on a Massachusetts Turnpike off-ramp and refusing to leave the roadway, the DA's office reports. They are next due in court on Feb. 23.

A Jamaica Plain man, also arrested on that off-ramp, agreed to the civil infraction idea and had a $200 fine levied.

Three women, from Roxbury, the South End and Dorchester, had $200 fines imposed for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after they allegedly tried to get through a gate at the State House.

A woman from the Back Bay was released without a fine on charges of disorderly conduct and trespassing for "blocking the stairs at Park Street station, screaming at officers, and refusing to leave the station."

Two women, one from Newton, one from Watertown, were charged with disturbing the peace and trespassing for blocking traffic at the Haymarket ramp to I-93. No fines.