Just two days later, the YPD—the university’s 93-officer-strong private security force that possesses law enforcement powers—appeared to have taken Wagner up on her offer, enlisting the help of the FBI to investigate a pro-Palestine student who was accused of poking a counter-protesting Zionist student in the eye with a flag. As one YPD detective wrote to a sergeant, describing the results of the collaboration, the “FBI [was] in possession” of the accused student’s cell phone after he had been “located by video” and “tracked to his apartment,” which was then searched under a warrant.
Wonder what the warrant said, hope that student uses their yale connects to sue
It's like they all learned the wrong lessons from Kent State. It's only a matter of time before paramilitaries "accidentally" kill demonstrators for the highest crime of being on the right side of history.
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reallykindasorta@slrpnk.net · 3 pts · 1y
Wonder what the warrant said, hope that student uses their yale connects to sue
microphone900@lemmy.ml · 1 pts · 1y
It's like they all learned the wrong lessons from Kent State. It's only a matter of time before paramilitaries "accidentally" kill demonstrators for the highest crime of being on the right side of history.