Published 12 days ago

Around 100 pro-Palestinian protestors arrested at Northeastern University

Police in Boston detained about 100 people, clearing a protest camp at Northeastern University, due to protesters using anti-Semitic slurs, as reported by Northeastern University.
Over 100 pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested at Northeastern University by police for trespassing after encampments were broken up, according to Massachusetts State Police.
The Massachusetts State Police assisted in clearing the protest encampment at Northeastern University, with 102 protesters arrested and facing charges of trespassing and disorderly conduct.

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