The Brief
- A protest at Microsoft’s Redmond campus led to 18 arrests for vandalism, trespassing, and resisting arrest.
- Video footage shows demonstrators arriving on bikes, setting up tents, and clashing with police and vendors.
- Among those arrested, one is a current employee, while others had fake IDs and were never employed by Microsoft.
REDMOND, Wash. – Microsoft has released new video of the protest that took place on its Redmond campus, which eventually led to 18 arrests on Wednesday.
Demonstrators reportedly caused a chaotic scene, vandalizing property, blocking a pedestrian bridge and resisting arrest.
The tech giant has since released a video of the protest, captured from overhead cameras on the Microsoft campus.
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