The Latest | Manhattan DA says about 170 people arrested at Columbia University received summonses ...Middle East

By The Associated Press Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said Wednesday that about 170 of the 280 arrested at Columbia University and City College the night before have received summonses. The remaining 100 or so cases will be making their way through the court system, with the earliest arraignments later Wednesday afternoon and into the evening. He said he didn’t yet have a sense how many of those arrested were students and how many weren’t affiliated with the colleges. “My impression in real time is that these cases are going to come to this office and we will do what we always do, which is apply the facts and the law,” Bragg said. Currently: — Dueling protesters clash

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