The University of Southern California has made the decision to keep its campus closed 'until further notice' after a significant anti-Israel protest took place on Wednesday, resulting in the arrest of 93 individuals. The protest escalated to a point where the Los Angeles Police Department had to intervene around 4 p.m. due to agitators refusing to comply with the university's request to vacate the area.
According to Capt. Kelly Muniz, who provided updates on social media, the situation involved clashes between the protesters and both campus police and the LAPD. The protest culminated in the arrest of 93 individuals for trespassing. Muniz mentioned that the fate of those arrested is yet to be determined, as they may face misdemeanor charges and will undergo the booking process, which she described as lengthy.
