The Bloomberg News correspondent was now arrested when the anti -Israel demonstrators seized the Colombia's main library this month, according to the law enforcement sources.
The sources confirmed that Jason Cao, who was also used to work in the New York Times, was charged with criminal assault after New York police officers entered the Bater Library to regain control of the building on the Elite Moranjaside Haitz on May 7.
KAO was granted a office ticket after detention in Colombia.
A Bloomberg spokesman told The Post on Monday, “who is no longer working by the financial news port.
The spokesperson declined to comment when asked when the last Kao's day was and whether the journalist had been expelled or resigned.
It was first reported that the previous braider was arrested and lost the function shown by the free lighthouse.
It is also unclear, what role in which Cao, a Colombia 2022 graduate who wrote in the college newspaper, played in the chaos in the library.
The post arrived at New York Police for comment.
The police removed 81 people during the protest inside the Ivy League library, where the demonstrators destroyed school property and struck drums, disrupting other students trying to study for the final exams earlier this month.
Claire Sheepman, head of acting at the school, said at the time that security guards were also injured when the disintegrated demonstrators stormed the building.
More than 65 students have since had a temporary comment, while 33 people were prevented from affiliated institutions and an unlimited number of graduates from the campus.
Cao previously worked in the New York Times as part of the fellowship program, and recently contributed to the Bloomberg article on May 1, according to The Free Beacon.
The X account, which was now deleted from KAO, included many jobs about the conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza in the wake of the terrorist group's attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, according to The Free Beacon.
Another high -ranking person was arrested during the acquisition of the library, the student Ramona Sarsgard, the daughter of actress Maggie Gilnahal, who is 18 years old.
Attempts to reach Kaw did not succeed on Monday night.
