On Wednesday, the Orange County Register reported that a part-time instructor at California State College at Fullerton is under investigation by police after he allegedly had what the paper called a “run-in” with three members of the CSUF Republicans during a “No Ban No Wall” protest at the school which was held by the school’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine. It seems, however, that it was more than just a “run-in” as the Register said. According to witnesses, the instructor allegedly punched one of the Republicans in the face.
According to Breitbart:
The description for the protest event mentioned that “a large population of students at CSUF have been attacked because of the identities they hold.” The agenda for the event included a protest, march around campus, and a group prayer led by the Muslim Student Association.
According to eyewitnesses, Eric Canin, a part time anthropology professor, took offense to the presence of College Republicans during the protest, and assaulted College Republican Bryce Ingalls. Canin approached the College Republicans group as they were marching, and attempted to rip away the sign College Republican Jared Lopez was holding. Another member of the group, Bryce Ignalls, saw what was happening and allegedly attempted to separate the professor from the student.
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Canin did not wish to desist and allegedly proceeded to purposefully strike Ignalls in the face, according the College Republicans.
Fullerton Republicans President, Christopher Boyle, says he saw Canin attacking Ingalls, and immediately intervened to physically detain Canin until police apprehended the rogue anthropology professor.
A man claiming to be a professor has assaulted one of our protesters. We are in contact with the police.
— CSUF Republicans (@CSUFREPUBLICANS) February 8, 2017
looks like professor canin from the pics.
— Jonathan Pickens (@crazyeasypig) February 9, 2017
“I saw a man who had told us he was a professor attacking Bryce Ingalls, and immediately intervened to physically restrain him until police arrived to apprehended him,” Boyle said. “At the time, students identified him as anthropology professor Eric Canin. A quick google search and the police report confirmed this. Eric Canin is a part time anthropology professor here at CSUF, and he took offense to our presence during the protest, and assaulted one of my College Republicans, Bryce Ingalls.”
“It’s unfortunate that young republicans and College Republicans can’t take their safety for granted on campus and get attacked for their views,” Boyle added. “I felt shocked that this kind of violence could take place on our campus. Our job on campus is to stand up for Republicans and conservatives and when I see anyone, especially a professor, physically attacking a student I feel like it’s my responsibility to step in and be the safeguard that Republican students deserve. After he assaulted a student, I put him under a citizens arrest and I want to make sure he is going to be held accountable.”
Breitbart added:
The College Republicans say that they do not know why Canin chose to assault Ingalls, and claim Ingalls was not doing anything to stand out from other College Republicans counter-protesting. According to the College Republicans, the school was eager to dismiss the issue, and were hesitant to place Canin in custody.
“People would already be in cuffs if this was done to the Democrats,” said Ali Deway, a senior at CSUF.
“Since Eric Canin is not a tenured professor, we encourage concerned citizens to call or email the school to ask for corrective action,” said junior at CSUF, Hannah Reams.
Following the incident, Jeffrey D. Cook, the chief communications officer for California State University, Fullerton, declared on Twitter that “any violent incident, however isolated, cannot be tolerated and is unacceptable.”
https://twitter.com/ccoCSUF/status/829470509804900352
The OC Register concluded:
Police were trying to figure out exactly what happened and whether charges or citations are warranted, Willey said.
“There were no other issues,” the captain said. “Everything was peaceful, if somewhat boisterous, on both sides.”
But, Breitbart said, the College Republicans will be coordinating with the school and police to press charges.
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