LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Protests continue at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln following a sexual assault allegation at a fraternity house, and the latest demonstration resulted in a clash with police.
The Lincoln Journal Star reports that the protests Friday night were again outside of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house, where a sexual assault was reported earlier in the week.
Just before midnight, hundreds of people spilled into downtown streets.
The crowd turned angry after being informed that a police officer used a taser on a man.
Some demonstrators confronted officers and surrounded police cars.