The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/cupd/)
While the protest occurred at the CUPD headquarters, the other target of organizers was clear: Recalling the 15 Student Assembly voting members who voted against the resolution.
Interruptions, hostility and heightened tensions set the tone for Thursday’s Student Assembly meeting — which ultimately saw a resolution to disarm the Cornell University Police Department fail by razor-thin margins.
Student Assembly members kicked off their latest meeting with calls for the University to disarm the Cornell University Police Department — the assembly’s latest move in a semesters-long push for police reform.
Even after two emails from President Martha E. Pollack, some Cornellians are calling on the University to do more and to be better in their anti-racism work.
Pollack issued a list of initiatives on Wednesday to combat systemic racism in the Cornell community — spanning University police reforms to a campus-wide book club.
The statue could be seen with the red spray-painted words for under two hours.
According to the resident, who lives on the 100 block of N. Quarry St., the suspect entered and stole property from their home. The suspect then fled the scene, according to the statement.
The Ithaca Police Department announced Sunday that it had shuttered the front desk at its downtown police headquarters indefinitely.
Climate Justice Cornell protesters disrupted traffic near North and South Campus bridges on Monday afternoon, where they faced angry motorists and the Cornell University Police Department.
Cornell Police can now use footage captured by new security cameras in the Gothic residence halls to investigate crimes.