Police in riot gear prepare to oust the protesters at around 3:30 AM.
Police officers marched through the remains of the camp on the steps of Sproul Plaza.
A pair of protesters blow bubbles after the camp was cleared.
An officer stands in the police line, surrounded by bubbles blown by protesters.
Police officers created a perimeter around Sproul Steps.
Some police officers stood in line to create a perimeter, while others worked to clear the remnants of the camp.
All the tents on the steps of Sproul Hall were cleared.
Demonstrators and police officers line up facing each other on Sproul Plaza after the camp was cleared.
One protester lies down in front of the police line on Sproul Plaza.
A demonstrator uses a hula hoop.
One protester is interviewed by a reporter regarding the clearing of the encampment.
Heavy machinery and trucks were brought to clear the furniture and other larger items that were part of the encampment.
Debris from the encampment is loaded onto the heavy machinery and trucks to be brought away.
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Who’s Sproul Hall? Everyone’s Sproul Hall. You had a few days, you got to make a point. I appreciate that you didn’t cause a shitstorm when you left.
Now figure out how to do something more than just camping. Try hitting the Legislature who refuses to fund Cal, rather than the people charged with spending the little money allocated. And stop inviting Oakland to sleep with you — they have germs you don’t want.
Although, I think you for the overtime pay I got, keep it going please, my bank account appreciates it!!