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13 Emerson College students were arrested at the presidential inauguration in Washington D.C. last Wednesday. The students were taken into custody for unlawful assembly and violating a curfew that was in place to maintain order during the event.
According to reports, the students had gathered in protest near the inauguration site, chanting slogans and holding signs. The protest quickly escalated, leading law enforcement officers to intervene and arrest the individuals involved.
Emerson College released a statement condemning the students’ actions and emphasizing the importance of peaceful protest and respect for the law. The college also stated that it would cooperate with authorities in their investigation of the incident.
The students are currently facing charges related to their actions at the inauguration and are awaiting their court appearances. The incident has sparked a debate on campus about the rights and responsibilities of individuals when participating in protests and demonstrations.
The arrests serve as a reminder of the potential consequences of engaging in unlawful behavior during public events, especially ones as high-profile as a presidential inauguration. Authorities are urging individuals to express their opinions in a peaceful and respectful manner to avoid similar incidents in the future.