UWPD cites 19 pro-Palestine protesters
By Annika Bereny and Gavin Escott | Jun. 13, 2024UWPD issued 19 citations to pro-Palestine protesters Thursday for resisting or obstructing police officers on May 1.
UWPD issued 19 citations to pro-Palestine protesters Thursday for resisting or obstructing police officers on May 1.
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