Agents police Dozens of arrests were made this Thursday after the invasion of a pro-Palestinian camp located in University of California (UCLA) V Angels.

Dozens of officers arrived at the university camp and were met with resistance from hundreds of protesters who tried to remove metal and wooden barriers and other objects blocking access, local media reported.

According to the agency, the agents’ actions began early Thursday morning when police fired flares over the camp, causing large explosions. Los Angeles Times.

Middle cnn reported several previous unsuccessful attempts by police to enter the area where protesters were entrenched, and that special operations units were involved in the operation.

In videos made available online, police can be seen wearing riot gear, helmets, gas masks, zip ties and preparing batons as they entered the camp of demonstrators protesting against war from Israel V A loop.

Some of the protesters knelt on the ground with their hands tied behind their backs as officers detained them and continued to lead more people out of the camp, police said. CNN.

The detainees were transferred to buses, which were placed near the campus of the University of California.

The incidents occurred after campers refused to leave the UCLA grounds throughout the night as authorities asked them to do.

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The university canceled classes on Wednesday after police intervened on campus early that day to stop violent clashes between groups of pro-Israel protesters and those demanding an end to the war in the Gaza Strip.

The education center informed students via email that all classes were canceled this Wednesday and informed them that police officers would remain in the main buildings near the camp.

Police were deployed early Wednesday morning “due to multiple acts of violence at a large encampment (set up by pro-Palestinian protesters) on their campus,” according to the report Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in social networks.

His intervention came after groups of pro-Israel protesters, dressed in black and wearing white masks, protested last night against students camped on campus to protest Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza.

The police actions in Los Angeles complement similar incidents that have occurred in recent days at dozens of universities across the United States and have led to several hundred arrests, the most serious of which have occurred in the United States. Columbia (New York) And in Wisconsin.

(EFE)