Pro-Palestinian College Professor Questioned in Connection with Homicide Investigation
In a shocking turn of events, a pro-Palestinian college professor has been questioned by police in connection with the death of a man in Thousand Oaks, Calif. The incident occurred during a clash between pro-Israel and pro-Palestine protesters, resulting in the tragic demise of Paul Kessler.
Moorpark College professor, Loay Alnaji, was seen in video footage speaking to a female officer, admitting to attempting to hit someone’s phone. The footage shows Alnaji sitting on the curb next to the blood-stained sidewalk while people attended to Kessler, who fell and hit his head during the altercation.
Kessler, who had been waving an Israeli flag, tragically passed away less than 24 hours after sustaining his injuries. The death has since been ruled a homicide, leaving the community in shock and sorrow.
Ventura County Sheriff Jim Fryhoff revealed that conflicting statements were received regarding the incident, resulting in an ongoing investigation that aims to uncover the truth surrounding Kessler’s death. While Alnaji has not been officially named as the suspect, his involvement remains under scrutiny.
Alnaji, described as a computer science professor at Moorpark College, has had his faculty profile taken down by the college. Adding to the intrigue, he was seen installing surveillance cameras above his garage door, raising further questions about his actions.
On social media platforms such as Facebook and YouTube, Alnaji has posted messages and videos in support of Palestinians. He even shared a controversial video comparing Hamas to civil rights leaders, further fueling speculation and debate.
Meanwhile, Rabbi Ari Averbach, who knew Kessler personally, describes him as a retired pilot who should be remembered as a loving father and husband, rather than a mere “rabble rouser”.
As the investigation continues, Kessler’s family is left to grieve and cope with the sudden loss. The community eagerly awaits further updates, hoping for clarity and justice in this tragic incident.
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