30 Protesters Arrested at Cal Poly Humboldt as Police Clear 2 Buildings

Authorities cracked down on pro-Palestinian protesters at Cal Poly Humboldt on April 30, clearing two buildings that had been occupied for a week and arresting more than 30 people, according to university officials. Police began making arrests in the early morning, ending a standoff with about 100 protesters that began the previous night. Those arrested face a range of charges, including unlawful assembly, vandalism, conspiracy, assault of police officers, and more, according to an update Tuesday by university officials. Students could also face discipline for conduct violations, and any university employees arrested could face disciplinary action, said officials at the Northern California university. The two buildings that had been occupied, Nelson Hall and Siemens Hall, were cleared and secured, officials said....