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Microsoft calls protest a ‘destructive’ act by outsiders; group alleges police brutality in arrests
Microsoft and protesters offered sharply conflicting accounts of a demonstration that led to 20 arrests on the company’s Redmond campus Wednesday, with organizers alleging police brutality, and the company saying the vast majority of those arrested were not employees.
New video captures scene of WA Microsoft protest, 18 arrested
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.
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