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Chicago Police Intervene In Pro-Palestinian Protest At Depaul University

Migrants seek shelter at the District 12 station of the Chicago Police Department in Chicago

Chicago police were called to DePaul University on Sunday after the school reported that pro-Palestinian protests had escalated beyond the control of the campus safety office. Video footage captured at the scene depicted large crowds of police, protesters, and counter-protesters, although there were no apparent signs of violence or vandalism.

DePaul University issued a statement acknowledging the escalation of the protest, which necessitated intervention beyond the capabilities of the Office of Public Safety. The university emphasized that the safety and well-being of students, faculty, staff, and the community were paramount, prompting the deployment of the Chicago Police Department to the scene.

No violence or vandalism reported during the protests.
Chicago police responded to escalating protests at DePaul University.
DePaul University acknowledged the need for police intervention.

In response to the situation, the university advised individuals on campus to remain indoors and avoid the area where the protests were taking place. A heavy police presence was reported on the Lincoln Park Quad, with authorities working to ensure the security of the campus environment.

The incident highlights the challenges faced by educational institutions in managing large-scale demonstrations and the importance of maintaining a safe and secure campus environment for all members of the community.

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