UCLA Activist Details Small Problem After Arrest, and the Internet Delivers a Well-Deserved Dunking

As we reported, the police moved in and took out the radical protester encampment at UCLA.

We wrote about how the protesters did not respond well when the police moved in and started arresting them. There was crying, and one begged, "Don't fail us." Then, they were unmasked one by one by the police before they were put on the police buses. They were not at all happy with that. Funny how they don't seem to have considered the possible consequences of their actions, either academic discipline or being arrested, although it remains to be seen whether any of them suffer any legal consequences as many seemed just to be issued citations.

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But as our sister site Twitchy reported, one fellow returned to the campus after his time with the police because, he said, he had left his bag with his wallet, keys, and Apple Watch back at the encampment. The protester, Ren Diaz, was interviewed by NBC reporter Liz Kreutz. He said his air tag showed they were in a dumpster at Dickson Plaza, but the school wasn't letting him get them.

Protester Ren Diaz, who was arrested this morning, just showed back up at @UCLA trying to get his wallet, keys & Apple Watch that he left at the encampment. He says his air tag shows they’re inside this dumpster at Dickson Plaza, but the university is no longer allowing access pic.twitter.com/KEsCgHghC0
— Liz Kreutz (@LizKreutzNews) May 2, 2024

He was upset because he claimed the people told him he could get them when he came back.

He says a police officer arresting him told him he would be able to come back and get his belongings but that hasn’t happened today. pic.twitter.com/qQo8NFrrZx
— Liz Kreutz (@LizKreutzNews) May 2, 2024

I think that's hilarious. His crew brought chaos to the university and they had garbage everywhere. He thought that his stuff was going to be safe there? Oh, and by the way, as you and your brethren call on UCLA to divest, it looks like you hadn't been "divesting," given you had an Apple Watch and they have R&D in Israel. So, all you folks with iPhones and Apple Watches have a basic hypocrisy problem here. Although maybe not anymore — looks like you might have involuntarily "divested" when it went in the dumpster.

And can we ask if young Mr. Diaz gave the reporter his name (if that's his real name), why is he wearing a mask? Jesse James fetish? Think it makes him look tough?

I think it's safe to say that most people didn't have a lot of sympathy for this guy. The comments were priceless.

Aw, the mean campus po-po won't let you dig your wallet, keys, and Apple Watch out of the dumpster after your protest ended? Bummer for you.

I suggest you go get yourself an avocado toast on gluten-free bread and a coconut latte and chill out. While you're eating, read up on the… https://t.co/lNArrEXFAR
— Dr. Fred Hoffman, LTC USAR (ret.) 🇺🇸 (@InfoAgeStrategy) May 3, 2024

Dearest mother:

I have barely survived the revolution. To my horror, all my valuables, the bounty of "capitalism," were taken and now must urge you to send money, a new quill pen, and a passport elsewhere where I can protest with results.

Your loving son. https://t.co/kbu7CKCQpZ
— Nicole Russell (@russell_nm) May 3, 2024