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Early this morning, police broke up the protest camps of Palestinians at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of Pennsylvania, the two most prestigious institutions in the US, and arrested more people after days of tensions.
Police arrest pro-Palestinian protesters at Penn
NBC Philadelphia reports: “Philadelphia Police arrested and removed more than 30 pro-Palestinian protesters as they disbanded their encampment that was on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus for more than two weeks. The officers moved in during the early morning hours before daybreak on Friday, May 10, following rain overnight. NBC10 was live at the scene just after 5:30 a.m. as dozens of police officers on bike and foot moved in and gave th…
Early Friday, police investigated pro-Palestinian protest campers on the MIT and University of Pennsylvania campuses.
Philly police disband pro-Palestine Penn encampment, arrest 33 protesters
Philadelphia police disbanded the pro-Palestine encampment at the University of Pennsylvania on Friday morning, making several arrests and disposing of tents and signs. On Thursday, Gov. Josh Shapiro called for the encampment to be broken up.
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