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Protesters at UCLA had metal pipes, bolt cutters, police say
UCLA police provide details about items they said were found when they arrested dozens of protesters May 6 at the campus. Video broadcast Thursday May 9, 2024 on the NBC4 News at 11 a.m.
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Protesters arrested at UCLA had metal pipes, bolt cutters and DIY occupation guide, police say
UCLA police provide details about the May 6 protests on the Westwood campus that ended with dozens of arrests.
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Law enforcement consulting firm to investigate violence at UCLA
UCLA Chancellor Gene Block said 21st Century Policing Solutions will try to find the responsible for the violence. NBC Los Angeles’ Alex Rozier reports.
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Facial recognition tech likely to be used to identify attackers at UCLA, ex-LAPD captain says
The University of California hired a law enforcement consulting firm to lead an independent investigation into UCLA’s planning and police response.
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UCLA pro-Palestinian protesters released from jail
There was a show of support for protestors arrested earlier today at UCLA. As each protestor walked out of jail, the crowd greeted them with cheers, and did their best to block them from view with blankets. Karma Dickerson reports for the NBC4 News on May 6, 2024.
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UCLA shifts to remote classes after protesters detained
After a week filled with violence and protests at UCLA, the new week started with even more Protesters detained. Alex Rozier reports for the NBC4 News on May 6, 2024.
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Demonstrations disrupt classes at UCLA
All UCLA classes shift to remote Monday due to demonstrations on Westwood campus. Video broadcast on the NBC4 News at 11 a.m. on Monday May 6, 2024.
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Several people taken into custody at UCLA campus
Police activity ramps up on the UCLA campus. Video broadcast Monday May 6, 2024 on Today in LA.
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UCLA shifts classes to remote due to demonstrations on Westwood campus
Law enforcement officers in tactical gear were at UCLA Monday morning when campus operations were set to resume after weeks of protest at an encampment on the Westwood campus.
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Law enforcement officers on UCLA campus as students return
Law enforcement officers in tactical gear arrived at UCLA Monday morning and placed metal barriers in front of a building on the Westwood campus. John Cádiz Klemack reports for Today in LA on Monday May 6, 2024.
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UCLA announces new office of campus safety following unrest over pro-Palestinian demonstrations
UCLA Chancellor Gene Block announced a newly created Office of Campus Safety Sunday to administer policing and emergency management in the aftermath of campus unrest over pro-Palestinian demonstrations.
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Campus police union blames UCLA for violent response
The University of California campus police union is accusing the UCLA school’s administration of mishandling the violent response toward the pro-Palestinian protesters. Tracey Leong reports for the NBC4 News on May 4, 2024.
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Campus police union blames UCLA for encampment response
The union that represents campus police officers at the 10 University of California schools is blaming UCLA administrators for the chaos this week.
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Community leaders demand UCLA prioritize safety following protests
Leaders with the Jewish and American Muslim communities both believe safety should be the top concern at UCLA after the Pro-Palestinian encampment caused unrest and chaos on campus this past week.
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Despite encampment's clearing, safety concerns linger at UCLA
Although the protest encampments have been cleared from UCLA’s campus, some students have expressed that their concerns linger. Tracey Leong reports for the NBC4 News on May 3, 2024.
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How Los Angeles officials are responding to UCLA campus chaos
A number of elected officials in Los Angeles, including Major Karen Bass, have not made any on-camera remarks since the violent altercations on the UCLA campus. NBC Los Angeles’ Alex Rozier reports.
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Calm at UCLA after protest encampment cleared
Light security measures remain on the UCLA campus a day after police cleared the protest encampment that was situated in front of Royce Hall for days. Robert Kovacik reports for the NBC4 News on May 2, 2024.
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UCLA clears mounds of trash left from pro-Palestinian encampment, counter-protesters
UCLA facilities teams were busy throughout the morning and into the afternoon on Thursday taking down structures, removing protestors’ belongings and hauling away mounds of trash following days of pro-Palestinian protests and pro-Israeli counter protests.
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What will happen to protesters arrested at UCLA?
Protesters who were arrested at the UCLA campus overnight are not likely to face severe punishments. The I-Team’s Eric Leonard reports.
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Protesters arrested from UCLA campus being released from LA jails
LAPD Interim Chief Dominic Choi confirmed a total of 210 people were arrested by the UCLA Police Department “for failure to disperse.” NBC Los Angeles’ Christian Cázares reports.