If you looked at social media (as opposed to anonymous BruinAlerts), you could see the escalating incidents. Outsiders representing who-knows-what began to appear, as the image here illustrates.
Incidents were reported through tweets and other social media as well as conventional TV news. Those who complained about incidents to the UCLA police were explicitly told that higher ups had decided not to take any action.
In particular, it was reported that ultimately there was no enforcement of basic university rules and legal obligations of the university. That type of atmosphere invites bad actors.
Here (below) is a random tweet video related to the situation at UCLA recorded yesterday, i.e., well before last night's debacle:
So, anyone on social media could learn that what you had is a chaotic situation at UCLA in which individuals or groups could get away with anything with no consequences. What do you think that kind of atmosphere invites?
End of Rant.
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*https://uclafacultyassociation.blogspot.com/2024/04/who-is-we.html; https://uclafacultyassociation.blogspot.com/2024/04/waiting-it-out.html.
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