Pro-Palestinian protesters took over the Stanford president's office early Wednesday morning, drawing a large police presence in reaction and ending in 13 arrests.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters took over the Stanford president's office early Wednesday morning, drawing a large police presence in reaction and ending in 13 arrests.
Stanford University says 13 people have been arrested when law enforcement removed pro-Palestinian demonstrators who occupied a building that houses the university president and provost offices. The school said there
By Cheri Mossburg, CNN (CNN) — More than a dozen pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested Wednesday at Stanford University, the school said, after they broke into and occupied the office of the president demanding divestment, transparency and amnesty. Shortly after 8 a.m.
Pro-Palestinian protesters took over the Stanford president's office early Wednesday morning, drawing a large police presence in reaction and ending in 13 arests.
Stanford University said 13 people were arrested as law enforcement removed pro-Palestinian demonstrators who occupied a campus building early Wednesday that houses the university president and provost offices, with the school saying there was damage inside and outside the building.
At least 13 people were detained after a group of students and alumni barricaded themselves inside the office of University President Richard Saller Wednesday morning.
Stanford University said 13 people were arrested as law enforcement removed pro-Palestinian demonstrators who occupied a campus building early Wednesday.
Demonstrators took over the office at dawn and demanded that Stanford University trustees vote on divestment from companies said to support Israel's military.
Anti-Israel protesters at Stanford University injured a police officer during a vandalism spree inside and outside the president's office early Wednesday, the last day of classes, and spray-painted graffiti reading, "Kill cops" and "the resistance.
A group of pro-Hamas students decided to invade the offices of Stanford University's president on Wednesday. Offices were damaged and an officer was injured.
