WATCH: Protesters Arrested at UCLA Did NOT Enjoy Police Giving Them a Very Public Unmasking

Doug P. | 11:20 AM on May 02, 2024

As we told you this morning, authorities in Los Angeles and at UCLA had enough of the anti-Israel encampment and its occupants. That's when the police moved in and started making arrests:

A pro-Palestinian encampment on the UCLA campus was largely cleared by law enforcement officers Thursday morning, resulting in the arrests of protesters who remained there for hours after they were ordered to leave.
A dispersal order was issued Wednesday evening and by 3:30 a.m. Thursday, CHP officers in riot gear began advancing on the encampment. They then began dismantling and tearing away pieces of plywood, metal barriers and other items that protesters used to fortify it.
The California Highway Patrol said at least 132 people were arrested. They were detained with zip ties.

It's become clear that many of these campus agitators enjoy hiding behind their scarves and masks, but during the arrests at UCLA the police gave some of them a very public unmasking.

@Amuse shared some videos, and in this first one the person really didn't want to be unmasked. Too bad, because it happened anyway:

UCLA🧵: Police unmask each protester arrested for the cameras before they’re loaded onto prison transport buses. pic.twitter.com/63O0GfpGbe
— @amuse (@amuse) May 2, 2024