Late on April 30, Sean Tabibian called 911 to say police were needed urgently at UCLA. He made 11 calls as violence escalated, yet law enforcement arrived after 3 hours and 34 minutes, prolonging the violent altercation.
The examination, based on over 200 videos and interviews, reveals challenges for officials in deciding when to involve police in handling pro-Palestinian encampments. The delay at UCLA contrasts heavy-handed policing accusations elsewhere.
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