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Chaos and wild quarrels erupted on a New York City University On Thursday night after pro-Palestinian activists tried to set up a camp on college.
Officers of the New York Police Department (NYPD) were shipped to Brooklyn College after anti-Israeli agitators refused to overthrow their tents. Videos show activists, many of which wore keffiyeh, shouted and cursed as police were trying to run under control rudely.
“Stop pushing people! Stop F-Kralj pushing people!” One female educator shouted.
“Remove FK! Remove FK!” Another screaming.
In an emotionally charged part of the video, the police pulled a man’s shirt and amazed him as he screamed.
The police officer invited his wife to take a child from the scene.
“Get that baby out of here!” The police officer warned the woman leading the phone. “Get that baby out of here!”
Anti-Israeli activists were arrested after attempting a camp on Brooklyn College. (FREEDUDENWSTV)
Other clip shows that the police who faced protesters on the field while the demonstrators scream and try to intervene.
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“Officers are out of control,” the woman is heard.
Brooklyn College told Fox News that the protesters “raised tents to Brooklyn College Quad, violating the Faculty policies.”
The male protester was fascinated by NYPD officials. (FREEDUDENWSTV)
“After multiple warnings to overthrow the tents and scattered, members of the Cuny public security have removed the tents and scattered the crowd,” the statement added.
“The safety of our community in the campus will always be the most important, and Brooklyn College respects the right to protest, and at the same time adhere to the strict rules that are intended to ensure safe work of our university and prohibit individuals to interfere with access to educational facilities.”
Chaos comes the day after more than 100 anti-de-dealership agitators Storm is a Butler Library at Columbia University. Chaos broke out while students were trying to study for the finals.
Total, NYPD made 80 arrests on prestigious college, The source told Fox News.
Nypd arrested several people in protest but did not publish a certain number. (FREEDUDENWSTV)
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FOX News Digital’s Brooke Curto, Kyle SchmiDadadaer, Adam Sabes and Fox News’ Alexis McAdams contributed to this report.
