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Pro-Palestinian Protesters Disperse After Regrouping on GWU’s Campus

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Police threatened to arrest individuals if they did not disperse from the area.

Pro-Palestinian protesters dispersed for the night after reassembling May 9 at George Washington University (GWU), one night after the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) arrested 33 individuals. 

 

Police threatened to arrest individuals if they did not disperse from the area, according to livestream footage from the police line. It is unclear why protesters made the decision to disperse. 

 

The reestablishment of protests on GWU’s campus comes almost 48 hours after MPD cleared the pro-Palestinian encampment on May 8 from the University Yard, where seven Georgetown students were arrested.   

 

This is a developing story. 

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Caitlin McLean, Chair of the Board
Caitlin McLean is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences from New York, N.Y., studying government and history with a minor in journalism. She does not know how to drive. [email protected]
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Caroline Rareshide, Managing Editor
Caroline Rareshide is a junior in the SFS from New Orleans, La., studying international politics with a minor in economics. She may or may not have illegally walked on the Kennedy Compound. [email protected]

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