Arrest of Journalist at Pro-Palestinian Protest in New York City

New York City journalist arrested on felony hate crime charges after filming pro-Palestinian protest where activists vandalized top leaders' homes at Brooklyn Museum. Journalist not involved in vandalism but accused of entering private property with activists. NYPD accused of overreach by charging journalist with hate crime. Charges include criminal mischief with a hate crime advancement. Previous arrest at pro-Gaza demonstration. Vandalism targeted Jewish board members, generating allegations of antisemitism. Police arrested suspect accused of driving car used by vandals. Police under scrutiny for treatment of protesters and journalists.

Pro-Palestinian Protest at Brooklyn Museum

Pro-Palestinian protesters in Brooklyn, New York, occupied the Brooklyn Museum, resulting in damaged artwork and staff harassment. At least 34 people were taken into custody. Similar protests have taken place at other locations across the country, leading to numerous arrests.