Police officers involved in clearing protesters from a New York City college campus are sharing signs with terrorist slogans recovered from the scene.
new york city police On Friday, police destroyed an “illegal camp” at New York University, calling in cleaning crews to remove tents and sweep away protesters’ belongings.
NYPD Deputy Commissioner Kaz Daughtry shared various photos of “inflammatory literature and signs” found at the protests.
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Protest documents recovered from anti-Israel camp at New York University. (New York City Police Department)
“The NYPD proudly protects the rights of everyone. freedom of speech And a peaceful protest,” Daughtry said in a post before sharing the sign.
One document found on the site explicitly calls for “death to America” and “death to Israeli real estate.”
NYPD Commissioner John Chell confirmed to reporters Friday that the NYPD conducted two operations involving New York University and the New School in New York “at the request of school principals.”
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Hundreds of students, along with faculty and staff, gather in Washington Square Park following mass arrests at New York University. (Fox News)
He confirmed that police officers had arrested 56 people, but there were no incidents. The police chief noted that “99%” of those arrested were students.
A sign recovered from the protest area read: “You will never find a ceasefire from us.”
“Enough de-escalation training. Where’s the de-escalation training!” I added one more.
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Photo shows posters posted on New York University’s campus during anti-Israel protests. (New York City Police Department)
On April 22, police visited New York University and arrested more than 100 students who were demonstrating in solidarity with Columbia University students and against the war between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
On Wednesday, FOX News correspondent Alexis McAdams reported from campus that anti-Israel agitators had set up camp again.
Editor’s note: This headline has been updated for accuracy.
Fox News Digital’s Lawrence Richard contributed to this report.
