When you tear up and school library that is a crime not a protest.

AND GUESS WHO PAYS FOR IT?????

I would say the judge should garnish their wages to pay for the damage but we all know there won't be any wages.

The library looks like the rest of Portland now. Wrecked, dirty and tagged and not open for business.

They should have shown the pictures of the rooms filled with books that had been destroyed.

Looks like the rest of Portland now... When you allow this to happen, you have to live with it.

Arrest, Expel, Deport

Let me guess, we the tax payers will have to foot the bill and not the little brats and school officials that allowed them to throw a tantrum and take over. It's like watching terrible parents stand around watching their 6 year old throw a fit until the parents give in.

75 million dollars in damage!??!!

I wonder if those who did the physical damage with the spray paint, etc. were actually students. People who use that library are not likely to damage it. Student occupations of university buildings do not usually include serious damage to the facilities. My guess is that those who did physical damage are some of some the same people who do property damage to the businesses downtown whenever there are big protests-usually with their faces covered, hooded, and wearing black. Student protest has a different ethos. It is not usually destructive.

Recorded horizontally:) and vertically:(

How do the reporters know factually that it was the students who trashed the library? What about agent provocateurs? It has always been as standard police method of influencing the public against change.