Masked anti-Israel Stanford protesters charged in destructive campus building takeover

District State Attorney’s Office Santa Clara District recently charged a dozen people to break into Stanford University Campus building, barricades inside and vandalizing administrative offices during the destructive anti-Israelic protest on the elite liberal north California School last June.

Prosecutors said 12 masked people, whose age was 19 to 32 years old, allegedly “broke windows and furniture, sprayed false blood and security cameras with disabilities.”

Hundreds of thousands of dollars were reportedly damaged, according to a statement from the District Lawyer.

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Each of the accused is charged with the crime of vandalism and Conspiracy criminal offense According to officials. They will be determined later this month in a house of justice in San Jose And, if convicted, he will face prison and restitution.

At about 5:30 in the morning, June 5, 2024, protests began outside the then closed building 10 at Stanford’s Campus, which houses the Office of the University President. The agitators sprayed the outside of the building, while the other person broke the window, the statement said.

“Before the cameras were covered, more suspects were recorded to carry equipment in the 10 -door building and the door barricades using a ladder, furniture and accessories they brought to the building,” the Da’s office said.

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Officials said other protesters inside the building began to shoot videos on social networks that “listed a number of demands”. Protests of Anti-Israeli appeared in university campuses across the US last year, and protesters demanded that their universities take place from the companies operating with Israel because the war in Gaza aimed at the terrorists of the Hamas for the attack on October 7th.

AND Stanford University Public Security Department They answered and asked for the help of Santa Clara Sheriff’s Office and the Palo Alto Police Directorate.

At about 7 am, police were able to break through the barricades and arrested 13 people, some of whom were current and former Stanford students, according to the office of Da.

There were damage to the office, door frame, furniture and objects that were lined with false blood spray in the building 10, according to a statement. As reported by Fox News Digital last June, the photos he divided into X in xa stantisemmitism showed graffiti on the wall with stains such as: “Kill Cops”, “Burn this S — Down” and “Death to Israel”. The group sang “Palestine will be free, we will release Palestine.”

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The backpack backpacks were found inside the building and were included forced entry Tools such as electric grinder, hammer, pirate, chisels, screwdriver, glasses, numerous strips and cables.

Cell phones have recovered from those arrested, showed encrypted text messages and connections to detailed operational plans, according to officials.

Prosecutors stated that communication “indicated that the suspects repeatedly, for days in advance, made a conspiracy to take over the building,” the statement said.

“Understanding is American. Vandalism is criminal,” said District State Attorney Jeff Rosen. “There is a bright line between creating a point and committing the crime. These defendants crossed the line into crime when they broke into those offices, barricaded inside and launched a construction plan for destruction.”

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“Occupation Guide” that “is” divided in communication stated, “vandalism? Occupation of space removes space from the capitalist landscape. The group may decide to destroy or destroy the space than to bring it back to its usual role in good condition. The role of vandalism can be distinguished in every situation.

Student journalist, who was embedded in protesters but did not participate in vandalism, was not charged.

Fox News Digital, Bradford Betz, contributed to this report.