AND THEY GAVE DEMONSTRATORS A WARNING BEFORE TAKING ACTION.
>> YOU HAVE TWO MINUTES TO PACK
UP YOUR BELONGINGS AND DISPERSE
THE AREA OR YOU WILL BE
ARRESTED.
>> SO FAR THERE HAVE BEEN NO
CHARGES FILED AGAINST THE
DEMONSTRATORS.
NOW THE PENN COMMUNITY IS
DEALING WITH THE AFTERMATH OF
THE TWO WEEK PROTEST.
>> I FAILED MY STUDENTS --
>> Reporter: HOURS AFTER THE
POLICE DISBANDED THE ENCAMPMENT,
SUPPORTERS OF THE PROTESTORS
GATHERED AT LOVE PARK.
43 WERE ARRESTED.
PENN SAYS ONLY SEVEN WERE STUDENTS.
ALL GIVEN CIVIL VIOLATION
NOTICES BY POLICE AND RELEASED.
ONE PROTESTOR, A STUDENT FROM
TEMPLE, TELLING NBC10 AS THE
POLICE WERE APPROACHING, THAT
THEY WEREN’T LEAVING.
MOMENTS LATER, WHILE SOME PROTESTORS DID HEED THE WARNING,
MANY STAYED BEHIND.
HANDFUL TRIED TO RESIST.
POLICE CARRYING SOME OF THEM
AWAY.
ON LOOKERS STOOD NEARBY
INCLUDING A GROUP OF FACULTY
MEMBERS.
>> I’M FEELING ENRAGED FOR MY
STUDENTS WHO WERE TAKEN FOR
STANDING FOR JUSTICE. >> Reporter: THE GROUP DETAINED
BUT ALL LATER RELEASED, MANY
EMOTIONAL ABOUT WHAT THEY HAD
JUST WITNESSED AND EXPERIENCED.
>> SAD DAY AND LOW POINT FOR
THIS UNIVERSITY. AS OB MOREABHORRENT TO TAKE SUCH
AGAINST ITS OWN STUDENTS.
A VERY LOW SAD DAY FOR THE
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
>> Reporter: AND THIS DAY AT U
PENN COMES ON DAY 16 OF THE
ENCAMPMENT.
YESTERDAY THE GOVERNOR CALLED ON
THE UNIVERSITY TO ACT.
A SPOKESPERSON FOR SHAPIRO
THANKING THE CITY AND POLICE FOR