The University of Wisconsin-Madison launched an investigation last week into its Students for Justice in Palestine chapter after the group interrupted a Board of Regents meeting, leading to 19 arrests. The student group is accusing university police of assaulting some of its members, but a spokesperson for the university denies the claims.

All 19 people who were arrested after protesting at a Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents meeting last week will receive a citation, a U

UW-Madison Police Department states Tuesday that everyone arrested at a protest during a Board of Regents meeting will be cited. UWPD explained in an update that each of the 19 individuals will be cited for violating conduct on university property for allegedly “creating a volume of noise that unreasonably interfered with a university-sponsored or university-authorized activity.

All 19 of the protesters who were arrested at a recent UW Board of Regents meeting will be cited, according to the UW-Madison Police Department.