As pro-Palestinian protests continue to spread across college campuses in the U.S., a state official hints at an investigation into how these protests are being organized.
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Florida Attorney General, Ashley Moody, joined WDBO to discuss the on-going college protests around the country and in Florida.
During the discussion, Moody hinted at a potential investigation into determining who could potentially be organizing these protests on college campuses.
“I want to reserve comment at the moment, but Florida has always shown and I as Attorney General have always been focused on what we can do, when others will not, how can Florida step up and make sure laws are being enforced, that our state autonomy is protected, that the rights of our citizens are are protected,” said Florida Attorney General, Ashely Moody. “I don’t want to get ahead of anything, but I will tell you that this coordination among these students at different universities, it’s no coincidence that they’re asking for asking for helmets, wood, gas masks, zip ties, these are actual demands from students.”